fuel injection, whoa, harry potter shit, only ever worked on bikes with carbs before, [ok, the last ducati i had was a fuelie but all i ever had to do was change the oil and adjust the chain] this was a job i've been dreading, but, i was pleasantly suprised, very few moving parts and a night with some scotchbrite and we are good to go, the more time i spend in the shed, the less i want to venture outside......
Bloody hell, they came up up nicely, they were minging when you started. How sore are your fingers after all that scotch briting?
ReplyDeleteTis the devil's work! I can understand your reluctance Tim, but like you said, there ain't much to them!
ReplyDeleteOnly had one fuel injected bike in the 80's when it was a new-fangled idea...a Kawa Turbo 750...always felt I was astride some futuristic spaceship...but now it's the norm...I'd still worry about a computer or sensor failure...but, the last several automobiles I've had were injected...aside from the magic of digital electrickery...I suppose it's the future Conan*...(another obscure Yank reference to a popular late night TV host...)
ReplyDeletecheers spud! you got some nice stuff going on there mate, yep, thumbs split and sore as a badgers arse! look better though now, 'minging' we need to get this into a more prominent place in the english language for sure! a term a use almost everyday, we need to work it into the yanks, [wake up larry and hermit, your on, 'oh my gosh, i bought a burritto from chipotle and it was absolutely minging fer sure] fucking brilliant! andy, injection majick, the devils work indeed, give me a good 'ol carb-er-retter any day of the week. [oh yeah, tell grant to wipe that smirk off his mug too!]
ReplyDeleteha ha ha ..................!!!!!!!!
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