Interesting!, how much Gorilla Glue do you need for a set of bars?
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Interesting!, how much Gorilla Glue do you need for a set of bars?
Bar end weights are sold for fitting to modern bikes but I always use a Stadium style bar end mirror and have not noticed them blurring on Vincents like they did on Triumphs.
Sid here . About engine roughness . External factors enclude detonation from overly lean mixtures and ignition timing being too far advanced . Many magneto cam rings produce undesirably early firing on one lobe resulting in detonation and need stoning to bring this early point break into an acceptable range . Few bother to check the timing on both cylinders so this escapes notice .
It's best to retain the late breaking lobe and instead Dremel down the earlier contacting lobe to acheve the timing desired on both cylinders . Polish off the rough surface afterwards to eliminate rapid wear on the fibre heel , and a tiny touch of grease here is wise , on both lobes of course .
It's best to retain the late breaking lobe and instead Dremel down the earlier contacting lobe to acheve the timing desired on both cylinders . Polish off the rough surface afterwards to eliminate rapid wear on the fibre heel , and a tiny touch of grease here is wise , on both lobes of course .
I have not, but I'll put it on the list for this weekend.
Concerning how much Gorilla to use.... just get a small bottle and use it all.... I'll bet it no time you will have this sloppy mess of foam running out of the top end and drooling down the sides. Don't bother to try and clean it before it sets up completely (what a mess)
but scrape the outside of the bars later..... come to think of it... heavily wax or tape the bars outside first. Bruce is right in that water cures it.... which is why I said to wet the inside before you pour it in..... just wet walls.... no puddle at the bottom.
but scrape the outside of the bars later..... come to think of it... heavily wax or tape the bars outside first. Bruce is right in that water cures it.... which is why I said to wet the inside before you pour it in..... just wet walls.... no puddle at the bottom.
If like me you are shoring up the crunbling edifices of petrol tanks being atacked by the twin evils of the EU and the Green party (Ethanol) you may find that the excess SPLOSH you drain out of the tank is just the stuff to put down your bars. SPLOSH is set by water too
NB I just read that the contents of one Landrover tank of Ethanol uses enough maize to feed a man for a year -A maize ing!
NB I just read that the contents of one Landrover tank of Ethanol uses enough maize to feed a man for a year -A maize ing!