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Vehicle & Technical => Suzuki => Topic started by: Joker on October 02, 2006, 10:37:06

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Post by: Joker on October 02, 2006, 10:37:06: Hi, im joker. .:D
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Post by: muddyjlx on October 02, 2006, 10:44:14: hi i'm batman and i'm out to get ya.

hello
pics please
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Post by: treegeek1978 on October 02, 2006, 18:34:13: ooh ooh ooh

can i be the riddler :?: :?:
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Post by: zacspeed on October 02, 2006, 22:26:38: Bagsy me Robin!

:twisted:
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Post by: Hovis on October 03, 2006, 11:11:05: In that case i'll be Alfred
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Post by: zacspeed on October 03, 2006, 11:50:22: Quote from: "Joker"
Hi, im joker. .:D

How are you Joker?
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Post by: Joker on October 03, 2006, 18:35:57: Quote from: "zacspeed"
Quote from: "Joker"
Hi, im joker. .:D

How are you Joker?

im ok......spending most of my time restoring my fatboy..lots to do but itll be worth it. Just noticed the front passenger side wheel bearing has gone along with the CV boot, thats another 50 quid. im not a mechanic i just follow the steps it gives from the Haynes manual. :D
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Post by: Mart on October 03, 2006, 21:21:32: haynes manual phhh who needs one of them just a socket set and some spanners and a bit of guess works what ya need come to think of it its still guess work with a haynes take unneccesery stuff off to do the job in hand lol
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Post by: zacspeed on October 03, 2006, 21:25:20: Any pictures of yer pride & joy Joker?
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Post by: Joker on October 04, 2006, 07:46:15: Quote from: "zacspeed"
Any pictures of yer pride & joy Joker?

yes ill post em later, but its not finished.
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Post by: V8MoneyPit on October 04, 2006, 16:31:33: Quote from: "Mart"
haynes manual phhh who needs one of them just a socket set and some spanners and a bit of guess works what ya need come to think of it its still guess work with a haynes take unneccesery stuff off to do the job in hand lol

I was once told the best thing you can do with a Haynes manual (2CV in this case) was to burn it in the winter to keep your hands warm!

Of course, that would only be after you have referred to the supplement to establish which type of match you have. Then it would refer you to another section to tell you how to open the box and then removal of the match would be described as reversing the installation proceedure. Instructions on striking of the match would tell you to read the safety guidelines before doing so. By the time you actually set fire to it, it would be dark, so the extra light from the fire would also prove useful. :lol: