Kawasaki Triples Club

Usually the fuel creeping between the brass pipe and the carb body,the pipe is just a push fit into the carb, pull the brass pipe out, clean it up (and the hole in the carb) apply some fuel proof loctite and press it back in

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Oh FFS, thanks Tony, not sure why I didn't check your site
Apparently the post office has "lost" two days worth of parcels from this company.
I usually check to see if what I want is available but I just ended up down a rabbit hole.
I'll give it a few days if nothing turns up, I'll give you a bell and cancel my other

No worries Gary, just bear in mind that those split links we stock are for standard Heavy Duty chains, not O-ring or X-ring

I just need a standard one, I only have 70 BHP

It's been a while...
Some of you will be aware that my 69 H1 let me down in the winter, I found a few things wrong including pitted front forks. The bikes all back together, however it handles like a shopping trolley with wonky wheels.
Nio time so investigate as we're off to a gig in Liverpool tonight
So my B will be making an appearance, see some of you tomorrow

So some of you will know my H2 has been together around a fortnight, as ever with every non standard build there's always little tweaks to get things right.
The full story will be in the club mag
Tonight I had to chop the end of the oil feed pipe off to the pump as it was leaking, hopefully tomorrow the very small drip will be no more.
However I've had issues with my alloy throttle body rotating and it wasn't until I was looking up from doing the oil pump I discovered why I've never seen a housing crack before, but these bikes are getting older so I suspect we'll be finding new ways to bamboozle us
Luckily I have a spare

Well it's now all back together, 5 to 10 and all is well
Tomorrow I'll be taking it to work
That will be it's proper shake down
I just hope nothing falls off, including me

Every journey is an adventure.

It was raining this morning so I whimped out and can in the car

Loving this article, as you have shown, perseverance is the key. Looking forward to reading more