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Re: ArcticClio182...progress.. ThomasBrentnall I'm rubbish :o

Re: ArcticClio182...progress.. Looks better mate What's the ET of the OZ's?

v800mjh I'm always looking for some ;)

Rob Thanks for that info mate It should scrub up well with just a wash mitt then as it's got the AG treatment on. Will more than likely give it a proper scrub and re-seal with a premium product in the spring :)

sidey so you just use a mitt and lather on the soft top like you would a normal roof, rinse off and it's good to go?

Will have to remember the Hoover trick then as it sounds quite successful! What do you do during a normal wash sidey ? And how do you go about the roof during a 'normal' wash Rob ?

Yer I live in Tangway/Greenwood Drive so just down the road from the Arms as well! Small world haha More than likely me then mate have honestly seen about 3 RBs in 2 years! Sure I've seen you about and given you a thumbs up myself

Diesel_Davis do you work at ECP in Basingstoke? We're always ordering from the branch in Aldershot where I work but if I need bits when I'm at home (live in Chineham) I'll have to remember to give you a call :)

s**t happens.

See thats the thing Im trying to avoid. I dont want to be removing whats on there every wash as it will hopefully getting a wash once a month. I always thought a deep clean and re apply was a 2 or 3 times a year kind of thing? Cheers Thomas but thats more deep clean again, I just want to know...

mark123 thanks mate appreciated !

Cheers mark123 Jonclark_ktm@hotmail.com

Need to get them removed soon as it will be getting honed or bored in the future What's the procedure? I tried a set of molegrips on them previously and felt like I was going to break something so quickly gave up :(

Going to do the good son deed and clean my mums new S5 at the weekend :) However... It has been treated to the Autoglym protection package (I know, I told her not to) and as far as I'm aware this coats and protects the paint, glass and fabric roof. My question is, what should I use to clean...

Deposit paid!

Gent :) Tim.

Can someone add me to the list please :) bloody iPhone screws up the copy! v800mjh yours needs to be ready for this ;) Will send over the deposit in the week

You sound lucky! Could've been a lot worse.

Can you let me know the process as well mate :) looks very mess free!

Really like the Turinis on RB mate, on the look out for some myself...

Good going Jon, was a good day out last Feb :) will most likely add myself to the list in the next few weeks.

Re: Cub 172's Flamer Project I am supremely jealous of your garage/man cave !

Do you use them on the road as well between the track days?

Quick pictures of the brake ducts I made up for the trackday. Seem to do the trick but I still need to tidy them up and adjust the position of the outlet, think the fluid still got a bit warm but no where near as bad as the first TD... Brake ducts by Jon_KTM, on Flickr Pipe with adapter fitted...

The 0-60 timing sounds intriguing to be fair ;)

I can vouch for Andrews work. Had my upper and lower inlets matched to the gaskets and each other. Feels a lot more responsive lower down the revs to be honest. Top end I havent felt a change but thats not to say there hasnt been. No RR results though...yet.

This. Usually if you jack just behind the subframe on the chassis, it's stiff enough to lift the rear wheel when it gets to a certain height anyway.

If I had this issue I think I'd do it this way... 1. Remove head light 2. Put in airing cupboard for a few days 3. Work out where moisture could be getting in and seal as necessary Should be fine after all that.

I wouldnt have thought so, but IMO get it anodised. A lot harder finish than paint

I left the sensor connected but sealed the 2 holes on the sensor as it kept clicking really loudly and driving me crazy! Nice and quiet now and no lights :) As for the pipes, I took off the manifold pipe completely and sealed the inlet end as Bobby. described. Then just zip tied the pipe from...