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And I've just found out in time
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Jon Dor
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Try using "kickdown" next time!
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It's a Kawasaki, no need to kick
Datatek
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Sacakaki we used to call themIt's a Kawasaki, no need to kick
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Many years ago I had a kawasaki 250 2 stroke 3 cylinder jobby. Great bike til 2 stroke pump packed in causing engine to seize and then it kicked me off. OuchIt's a Kawasaki, no need to kick
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that doesnt sound enjoyableMany years ago I had a kawasaki 250 2 stroke 3 cylinder jobby. Great bike til 2 stroke pump packed in causing engine to seize and then it kicked me off. Ouch
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It only hurt when I hit the road
flying through the air was quite enjoyable. Lucky only a few cuts and bruises
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Many years ago I had a kawasaki 250 2 stroke 3 cylinder jobby. Great bike til 2 stroke pump packed in causing engine to seize and then it kicked me off. Ouch
I've still got one of them scattered around the garage in various boxes waiting restoration, started stripping it down 30 years ago
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Was a great bike til the day it decided to stop of its own accordI've still got one of them scattered around the garage in various boxes waiting restoration, started stripping it down 30 years ago
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Was a great bike til the day it decided to stop of its own accord
Mine was great till I got a car and left the bike outside for a year to rot
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Oops don't do them much good doing thatMine was great till I got a car and left the bike outside for a year to rot
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Oops don't do them much good doing that
It cost me £65 and I think a restored one is now worth about £6k
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I had one of them, lovely sound around 1979 I think, was a 76 or 77 I forget. Rd400, lc350 too, loved small strokers then, the LC was tweaked by Stan Stephens, spannies, the lot, was actually quite dangerous, too much power for the spindly frame and forks but great fun, did 21mpg and gobbled 2T and chains.Many years ago I had a kawasaki 250 2 stroke 3 cylinder jobby. Great bike til 2 stroke pump packed in causing engine to seize and then it kicked me off. Ouch
Datatek
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We used to race a 350cc triple Kwak it was a batard to start.Many years ago I had a kawasaki 250 2 stroke 3 cylinder jobby. Great bike til 2 stroke pump packed in causing engine to seize and then it kicked me off. Ouch
Flossie
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3 sets of points was a pita.
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The P38 has sprung a leak in one of the lower radiator hoses. I will have to check it at the weekend but it is losing wrong 1/2 a litre of water a day!
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Oh bugger, petrol or diesel?.
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So was my 250
Henry_b
Think outside, no box required.
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Could also be the thermostat housing has cracked.
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Petrol - he’s got biketeacherdave’s old one.
Keep it in the family so to speak
