Exup 1000

Hello EXUPMarky.

Here's the contact details of the lad in Hove, who does the Cerakoting. ,


Mr Paul Fill,
Hove,
East Sussex,

PM me for his contact info

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I'm putting this on here again, because for some strange reason it all disappeared, photos and all.

Over the winter months, I had my rear brake caliper, and caliper holder cerakoted by a chap down in Hove. The caliper was looking a bit worse for wear, due to the brake fluid peeling some of the ...

I blew the cobwebs off, but only very gently. I was a bit rusty for the first 10 mile or so, but it soon comes back.

Will you be whipping the carbs off, to give them a good clean out?

After having a few teething problems with a dodgy wire in the ignition block, that stopped my rear lights, and my side light\parking light from not working, and a faulty fan switch. I managed to get out for the first time this year.

I had a ride up to the Seaway's cafe at fridaythorpe. I parked ...

It looks a bit like green pond water.

That could be an empty box for all we know. If there is a battery in that box, don’t you need a bike to fit it too. Have you found it yet?

I've been helping a friend of mine out with his Yamaha FZ1N 2007. I'm stripping all of his brakes down, and fitting all new parts in them for him. I won't bore you with all the details. Some of you may already know about this company, but if you don't, this could help you out.

I've found a company ...

I'm thinking of replacing my radiator cap. Does anybody know if there's one that will fit apart from using an OEM one? I've looked on Fowlers and WEMOTO. They both do them for around £45 ish. I've seen some on eBay that look identical for very little money. I can't measure my radiator cap to check ...

Stig, why have you let him back on here? I thought we'd finally got shut of him once and for all.

You try to help these young'uns with good advice, but they just don't want to listen to their elders. :lol:

I told Karl, I had the same trouble with one of my nuts on the lower end of the dog bones ...

Merry Christmas everybody. Have a lovely time over the festive period.

From what you’ve done. It does sound like a wheel bearing on the way out. I use an old engine mounting bolt. Put the hexagon end through the bearing hole till it touches the outer race of the bearing, and then knock the bearing out gently with a hammer, then do the other one the same way. Use the ...

Last week, I was talking to a Vicar (he's a biker) about the bike doing over 100,000 miles. He said that's amazing. You'll have to bring it to my church (St Augustines) in Hedon near Hull, and I'll bless it for you. Today I did just that. The Vicar sprayed it with some Holy water, and gave it a damn ...

Had a ride out yesterday, to get over the 100,000 mark. I had one mile to go, and I ended up in the middle of Scarborough in a queue of traffic due to road works, and I was unable to stop to take photos of the change over. I had to pull in to a housing estate which was a Cul-de Sac (a small one at ...

That’s a beauty. I think quite a few of us would love one of those in the garage. I certainly would. A bit too expensive for my pittance of a pension.