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yes i did, then burnt it with nero. the file on the net was an image file for burning. maybe thats what you have.

:hysterically_laughi smart ass..:)

Sorry, I dont know what sonic is, I have Rave on CD and i just go into the files, find tdata.exe, click it twice and away you go..

yep, you know where you saved it i hope.

use windows explorer, open the folders until you find it, i cant remember where it is, once you find it you can double click to open the prog, and you can create a short cut to the file for future use

you need to explore it and find the file "tdata.exe"

If you use a trials bike on the road you will have no lights, no pillion, no brake light and a stupid bulb horn. Because these are not fitted or removed It will pass the MOT, but you will be done if you use it in poor visibility or carry a passenger. note! not fitted or removed is different...

Anyone going anywhere tomorrow? I wanted to RTV but Shrops and Staffs have canceled. Anyone got any ideas, apart from staying in bed, :D

coooool Can you do a better photo so i can read your credit card number, LOL

I got both the disco hydraulic one and the 109 screw type. both are double lift and plenty high enough. could be persuaded to part with the screw one for a few beer tokens :)

When i did motorcycle trials we used to run at 4psi to get better mud grip, security bolts required on the bead though. also we would scrap tyres once the sharpness came off the leading edge of the tread, you could turn them round and run them backwards to get double the life too...

I think that is a maintainance issue, ie liner, tourch or tip as I have no problem whatsoever with the Migmate 130.. a super little welder.

Have we got any we can order yet?

you will find 4 tiny philips screws, two from underneath and two near the speedo glass, with these out you can lift the plastic and get your hand behind the switches. They do push out as already said, but its easier with help from behind. Also, you can disconect the wire plug from the switch...

you should find a tidy vehicle for two grand, biggest problem is rot, look at sills, boot floor and inner wings. One expensive common fault is the ABS light, check your seller hasnt removed the bulb and if the lights on you have a dealer repair to fork out for. Lots of other minor faults but it...

You sure can.

:hysterically_laughi A Duke gets in your blood just like a Landy, LOL good fun tho, that was a fair trip... things we do for love eh?.. :D

And the old ones dont have all the fancy electricery bits to go bang when its wet and muddy.. :rolleyes:

Agreed its a straightforward task but one worry, WHY is it leaking. A pitted swivel is usually the reason but it can be that the swivel bearings have collapsed, check for play/wear, reshim or renew as required.

its half inch square, same as your socket wrench...