My exhaust gasket turned up today so another hour or so over the Mancave
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I have to admit that she is now clearly firing on both cylinders and sounds so much better for it. I am quite new to the V-Strom and put the lumpiness down to old fuel and shite in the filter, which was going to be my next job before the bike let me know what was really going on.
Other than a slight crispy corner underneath on the seat covering (not visible when on the bike) nobody would ever know about the....erm...incident.
Well, except for the 6000 people on here and the hundreds of visitors every day
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So, to recap. This 57 plate DL1000 with 53k on the clock (sorry)
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had been standing outside for an extended period. This will turn into a sales ad once I have put a hundred miles on her and we are allowed out.
She has had;
New Battery
New Clutch
Pads Front and Rear
Front Calipers rebuilt
New Brake Rotors on the front (OEM)
Brakes and Clutch bled
Clutch Slave Cylinder rubbers
DID Chain & Sprockets Air Filter
Plugs
New Coil
Air Filter
Oil & Filter
New Coolant (electrical connectors behind the Radiator cleaned and ACF-50)
donated Silencer
Replacement rear mudguard and tail
12 months MOT
2 x Fire Extinguishers
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