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Plivez, thanks for that. The way I have routed the pipe certainly gives some extra length, I will just need to check when I refit the side panels that it cannot chafe the pipe.
Geoff.

Having read many of the previous threads I decided to lift the bars while servicing the bike ('98 non abs). I found, as often reported, that the brake hose was a little tight (bike on paddock stand). I pushed the fork tube back through the yoke and took the brake pipe over the top of the fork tube ...

There are companies that repair chipped windscreens free of charge. They are paid by the insurance companies as it is cheaper than a replacement. Might be worth a try as the headlight unit probably costs more than a car windscreen. They come to you and fill the chip with a clear compound. Find them ...

Noticed that several of you also run a GS. I've just been told of a local company (Sth. Yorks.) that manufacture stainless steel accessories. Have a look at www.moto-ap.co.uk. Geoff.

Hi. I recently bought a cd wokshop manual on e-bay for about a fiver. I found it to be very good and fully serviced the bike from it. Geoff.

Hello Joe. A company called Phone A Hose were recently advertising Goodridge s/s hose sets for the 1100s on e-bay for about £69.00. It was a "buy it now" price. I think they are based in Sutton in Ashfield. Try a Google search.

Hi Stuart. That was the first bolt I tried to remove on my bike and it wrung off at the head. Haven't even tried to remove the stub as it acts as a peg to stop the unit rotating. The O ring on the shaft of the sensor seems adquate to hold it in place and it has never moved.

Geoff.

After a lifetime spannering cars with a socket set, I am now confronted with a workshop manual quoting torque settings for cap screws. Can I get a set of hex. key sockets, or is there a torque wrench adaptor? Any tips would be gratefully received.
Cheers.
Geoff.

Thanks for the prompt responses ...

After a lifetime spannering cars with a socket set, I am now confronted with a workshop manual quoting torque settings for cap screws. Can I get a set of hex. key sockets, or is there a torque wrench adaptor? Any tips would be gratefully received.
Cheers.
Geoff.

Hello All.
Joined a couple of weeks ago after talking to Darren at Motorworks. Overwhelmed at the ammount of information available. Found answers to almost every question I have. Started biking five years ago at 55, did a direct access course. Bought a'98 1100S (red) from a friend in April, first ...

Hello All.
Joined a couple of weeks ago after talking to Darren at Motorworks. Overwhelmed at the ammount of information available. Found answers to almost every question I have. Started biking five years ago at 55, did a direct access course. Bought a'98 1100S (red) from a friend in April, first ...

Hi Guys. Got a similar problem to Taz. Just purchased a Remus Y piece and the alignment is not good. Without the rubber bushes in place, if I loosely attach the left side there is a about a 4mm gap between the right flanges plus a misalignment of centres of about 5mm. Reluctant to just pull it all ...

Hello All. Just joined the forum, hence late reply. Try a product called Astonish. It is made for cleaning Aga cookers and ovens and available from hardware stores/ kitchen equipment suppliers. Claimed to contain no phosphates or acids and comes as a white paste in 300 ml. tubs.
Can be used on a rag ...