Community Status Updates
deviant
Dislocated shoulder with an op tomorrow. Won't be riding for a while, but after getting rid of the bike, another grand to go to the mini :)
Aug 22 2013 10:29 PM
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BronkoMini
Poor you hope the op goes well tomorrow, what sort of bike were you riding?
Aug 22 2013 10:40 PM -
Archived4
Ouch! Hope your recovery and op go to plan. And were You wearing your motorike kit?
Aug 22 2013 10:41 PM -
deviant
Bandit 600. Cheers guys, hopefully only be out of action for a month or two. Yeah, wearing my gear, and not a single scratch on my brand new helmet as well which was a bonus! Rather my shoulder than my head anyways :P
Aug 22 2013 10:44 PM
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SlamDunc
Good luck! look forward to seeing shiny pics soon!
Aug 22 2013 09:09 PM -
cooperlooper
saw car agian today as i had to take up new bonnet !!! :(. it was just masked up readyfor primer , so another week or so me thinks mate!
Aug 23 2013 07:26 PM
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HarrysMini
That's why I carry one in my spares kit. Not too hard to replace at the side of the road.
Aug 22 2013 12:31 PM -
Rexdidacool
Really? I must admit I'm scared to do it.
Aug 22 2013 06:23 PM -
HarrysMini
It takes a good couple of hours to do it properly but if you're at the side of the road, you can do it in a 'limp home' mode.
Aug 22 2013 07:12 PM
sherly
love it when a simple bracket restoration turns into angle-grinder restoration. Think it might be dead...... :(
Aug 22 2013 09:49 AM
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Archived4
Buy a new one?
Aug 22 2013 05:00 PM
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IainStallard
Which pump? Rear subframe is ideal
Aug 22 2013 09:29 AM
herdy
Must stop reading peoples project threads. They're making me want to do an engine conversion.
Aug 21 2013 10:31 PM
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SecretSugar
Maybe a bike? You? :)
Aug 22 2013 09:10 AM -
herdy
Turbo Yamaha r1. Make me go VROOOOOM! :D
Aug 22 2013 09:22 AM -
SecretSugar
Saucy!!
Aug 22 2013 01:05 PM
biker1981
Cheap oil at halfords classic 20/50 wors out less than £10 for 5 litres
Aug 21 2013 09:57 PM
Minicooperman97
Would it be a good idea to buy a Mini before I can start driving to save me looking for one when I pass my test, or is that a bad idea?
Aug 21 2013 08:46 PM
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SecretSugar
Personally I would wait for numerous reasons
Aug 21 2013 08:53 PM -
IainStallard
I think the best thing to do would be to start saving as then you'll be able to buy the best you can!
Aug 21 2013 09:01 PM -
JacckKirk
I bought mine before because 90% need a bit of work
Aug 21 2013 10:02 PM
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jb93
Yes! What are you hoping for?
Aug 21 2013 07:55 PM -
Midas Mk1
80ish would be nice, rather getting in running to the optimum than chase numbers, proper nervous
Aug 21 2013 10:43 PM
Ryan n Angela
Bloody fed up... new stainless y piece and front section of exhaust ordered...
Aug 21 2013 07:22 PM
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MiniGrin
AAwww, hugs x
Sep 12 2013 11:09 PM -
MiniGrin
WOW THAT WAS CAMP :P
Sep 12 2013 11:11 PM
