Re: Hello from Dorset
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2012 4:58 pm
Heya. Down our neck of the woods sort of then. Welcome in.
Pete
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Hello from Dorset
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Re: Hello from Dorset
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2012 5:01 pm
Welcome. Most people on here are ok
Pete
Pete
Re: Hello from Dorset
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2012 6:04 pm
Hi 'n' welcome.
Re: Hello from Dorset
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2012 8:41 pm
Watcha, & welcome if you've bought a good 'un then you'vr got a cracking little bike
Re: Hello from Dorset
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2012 9:18 pm
Hi and welcome.
1 of my projects is to try and squeeze a GSX600F engine into the 400. A gixxer11 has been stuffed in but it took major frame surgery.
Just go everywhere with north of 6000rpm and enjoy it for a while
1 of my projects is to try and squeeze a GSX600F engine into the 400. A gixxer11 has been stuffed in but it took major frame surgery.
Just go everywhere with north of 6000rpm and enjoy it for a while
Re: Hello from Dorset
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2012 9:22 pm
Hello from the windy norf sir. As for scruffy 400 well most are like that ...............or is that just the one oop norf?
like has been said just wring it's neck.
Mines got over 110000 and still fine , carries smand and I no worries.
like has been said just wring it's neck.
Mines got over 110000 and still fine , carries smand and I no worries.
Re: Hello from Dorset
Posted: Wed Oct 31, 2012 9:45 pm
hi and welcome, just enjoy the little 400 for what it is
Re: Hello from Dorset
Posted: Sat Dec 08, 2012 10:26 pm
Hi Chris good to see someone else on here from Poole.
I also remember how cresents were in the day when Paul Denning was working there with his old man.
You might also remember Huxhams up on Ashly Rd parkstone thats where I saw my first big Kat. It was always an experience buying bits from there upstairs in their parts dept with the old boy in the brown overals. He always seemed to need engine and frame numbers before you could buy anything. Was a real pain at the time, good memories though.
Anyway welcome to the club, as said before great bunch.
I also remember how cresents were in the day when Paul Denning was working there with his old man.
You might also remember Huxhams up on Ashly Rd parkstone thats where I saw my first big Kat. It was always an experience buying bits from there upstairs in their parts dept with the old boy in the brown overals. He always seemed to need engine and frame numbers before you could buy anything. Was a real pain at the time, good memories though.
Anyway welcome to the club, as said before great bunch.
Re: Hello from Dorset
Posted: Sat Dec 08, 2012 10:33 pm
Hi Chris good to see someone else on here from Poole.
I also remember how cresents were in the day when Paul Denning was working there with his old man.
You might also remember Huxhams up on Ashly Rd parkstone thats where I saw my first big Kat. It was always an experience buying bits from there upstairs in their parts dept with the old boy in the brown overals. He always seemed to need engine and frame numbers before you could buy anything. Was a real pain at the time, good memories though.
Anyway welcome to the club, as said before great bunch.
I also remember how cresents were in the day when Paul Denning was working there with his old man.
You might also remember Huxhams up on Ashly Rd parkstone thats where I saw my first big Kat. It was always an experience buying bits from there upstairs in their parts dept with the old boy in the brown overals. He always seemed to need engine and frame numbers before you could buy anything. Was a real pain at the time, good memories though.
Anyway welcome to the club, as said before great bunch.
Re: Hello from Dorset
Posted: Sun Dec 09, 2012 12:33 pm
Hi and welcome aboard.
Allways fancied one of the 400's myself.
Allways fancied one of the 400's myself.