Come on Joe, proper beer please - not that frothy continental stuff ....joecrx wrote:lager for me tonight , i think its a 4 into 1 can for your 400 four
and I've already got a Yoshimura 4into1 system for it - but with rather too much rust
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and I've already got a Yoshimura 4into1 system for it - but with rather too much rust
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That just leaves the big bore kit then?D-Rider wrote:You shouldn't have gone for the double, Paul !Aladinsaneuk wrote:big bore kit and cam?
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I'm a little surprised as I imagined that you did all the modding on the Falco and reconed the 400/4 would have been restored to original.
You win today's Star Prize .... plus the hate of the rest of the forum as the correct answer closes the bar ......Falcopops wrote:That just leaves the big bore kit then?D-Rider wrote:You shouldn't have gone for the double, Paul !Aladinsaneuk wrote:big bore kit and cam?
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I'm a little surprised as I imagined that you did all the modding on the Falco and reconed the 400/4 would have been restored to original.
It's the Yoshimura 458cc kit.Yoshimura piston kit type CB400F 54.5mm. Still in packaging, brand new.
As for return to standard - Nah.
I had the bike from 1yr old (the bike's age - not mine) and made a number of changes back then. There were other things I wanted to do back then - like upside down forks .... but nobody made them - along with a number of other things that didn't exist I'd concluded that forks would be better in the other way up. Now they're available, they'll be going on - along with wheels that can take modern tyres and brakes that work in the wet.
The Yoshi big bore was also something I wanted to do .... and at last one came up and didn't go for the sort of megga money that the previous few did.
It'll be a while till I get round to sorting all this out though.
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LOL - OK as long as the word "calim" means "I would really like but recognise I will never have".Falcopops wrote:Nice!
Thats a good find and still in the packet.
I didn't relalise they made so many improvements parts for it.
As my star prize I calim your uninstalled BST carbon wheels
They are now tyred-up and have discs attached and are just waiting for some better weather before I fit them.
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Err - not for sale - Keeping them for winter and touring duty with less sporty rubber on themAladinsaneuk wrote:and remind me to chat with you about your oz wheels - think i can have first shout on them?
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cool , i want them for mine , but my 400 four is still at a friends hous in cornwall , fully restored , but dont know what nic it is in now not seen it for years , love it cause i spent a year restoring it , what a wasts , must try and get it up here to scotland,
so how much did they cost d-rider ?
i recon £200 drinks at the bar on d-rider if your the closest
so how much did they cost d-rider ?
i recon £200 drinks at the bar on d-rider if your the closest
