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I found that the answer is to use the sidestand as rarely as possible, just for getting on and off, and live with it. Mine will drip if leant over but doesn't when on the centre stand.

I am now in Italy, Mauro lives about 20 mins from where I am. I am back in NL halfway october and can bring some along (if he has them). And yes they are for the X2 and X3 but will also fit the X1 and also the roundtube Camels. On the last one it's not the best fit, and a bit high on its legs when ...

Van and 2 bikes - you have a real classic bike owner starter kit there!

Cool. Thanks for the explanation.

Excuse the ignorant question but what makes them "remarkable"?

Any reason you want 500 rather than a 350? You're restricting yourself quite a lot.

MickeyMoto wrote: ↑15 Aug 2025 21:52 He may be irritating but he does get bikes onto mainstream TV.

Indeed; and without him Allen Millyard would just be seen by very few people on Page 28 of MCN!

Steve Brown wrote: ↑28 Jul 2025 12:57 I might have known that if you read it ...well it's a start! Any one ready to outbid Mike? Form and orderly queue please!

Not sure I'd outbid him but I'll throw in a bag of Jelly Babies.

Have you had the shocks off? Inside the mounting bush?

My Guzzi has a cable to both carbs, though that is still a flip up so all or nothing. Both my Morinis start (when they choose to) on one choke, never 2. Makes no sense but that's how it is! Wouldn't want to risk messing that up.

Worth signing because it's a pain at the moment. In London you can be happily and legally trundling down a bus lane, only to change boroughs and it to become illegal! I got caught with that a few years back.

Nothing to do with me but there's one on ebay:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/226482577754

Been on for a while so you might get some success with an offer.

A friend of mine hs had a bike brought back from America by James Cargo. Seemed to do the job okay.

http://www.jamescargo.com/

Thanks for that Vitesse, although, erm... what happens if someone pays cash on collection? :? Do ebay demand some sort of payment? :? Oy boy, that's a real can of worms. Basically they do everything possible to stop you doing that. You'll find it all but impossible to give someone your address or n...

Yes, Ebay has changed. The seller no longer pays fees but they add it on for the buyer.