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Title: Flattered dommi
Post by: Moto63 on April 04, 2017, 07:28:18 AM
Lovely looking "tracker'" dommi on rocket garage site for ones  perusal
Title: Re: Flattered dommi
Post by: timbo on April 04, 2017, 11:34:55 PM
Or you could have the real thing  ;)

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Title: Re: Flattered dommi
Post by: manxie on April 06, 2017, 08:27:14 PM
Looks in nice nick Tim, is it yours? ... no "duck tape" on this one  ;)
Title: Re: Flattered dommi
Post by: timbo on April 06, 2017, 11:04:11 PM
I've owned it for about ten years, and its the best bike I have ever owned. Now with 45,000 miles. So I cleaned it up for sale, MOTd it, and now can't bare to part with it  :-\
I paid £1100 for this bike, with around 13,000 miles, rode it all over the UK and Ireland, and was going to advertise it for £1450. Its a J model, as in the first year, 1988, the only one with a kickstart.
It probably needs loads of duct tape, as I don't actually know whats holding the fairing panels together, as all the fasteners are fkd.
Title: Re: Flattered dommi
Post by: themoudie on April 06, 2017, 11:11:07 PM
Aye timbo,

It's only just run in, with that few hours on the clock!

Just reduce the fleet and run it about a bit more.

Like the 600 'window shaker', but I have too many already and crocked mysel' in the workshop. Tweaked the tendon running over my instep, so hopping and unable to change gear; real shame as a run over the Dukes Pass for a Stornaway black pudding and steak pie was on the cards afore the snow returns next week!  ???

Toodle pip, Bill
Title: Re: Flattered dommi
Post by: timbo on April 06, 2017, 11:27:25 PM
Aye Bill. I'm really trying to reduce the fleet, but struggling to part with stuff  :-\
Ahh, the Dukes Pass, and I owe you a Stornaway Black Pudding. Still think about when you passed me on Sally last year on that bike run, and I thought, 'what's he up to?' Then I soon realised that you knew the road, and were simply warning me about the next very badly surfaced bend  ;)
Title: Re: Flattered dommi
Post by: themoudie on April 07, 2017, 08:15:07 AM
Aye timbo,

The 'bomb hole' has been filled and the surface re-laid, so if you are across again, it's not so bad. The mild winter means that many of the roads are not in too bad a shape, but buget cuts and Stirlingshire's neglect policy to slow the traffic down still prevails in that County.  :(  They also have one of the highest mileages of minor and unclassified roads in Scotland, which doesn't help their cause either.  ???

Safe riding.

My regards, Bill
Title: Re: Flattered dommi
Post by: guest2083 on April 14, 2017, 05:52:59 AM
. Its a J model, as in the first year, 1988, the only one with a kickstart.
Not true 89 k model also had a kick-start. I always thought it would be good to put that lump into.and xbr and saw one once with a later engine. I've seen a RS with an XBR engine as well. Now if i had the.money, time and health I'd probably still not try that. Well enough money maybe you could pay someone else to do most of it.
Title: Re: Flattered dommi
Post by: timbo on April 28, 2017, 11:15:06 PM
Thank you. I live and learn. So 88 and 89 have kicker  :)