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Cadwell is very narrow with next to no run off also take plenty of fuel with you. It's my least favourite track but that's on a bike so might be different.

Pumping the tyres up!

Have you tried Alex?

I have to bang my door too, it's the motors. Strangely mine only play up in the winter and work fine in summer!

Just seen this, what a terrible shame. He could play a baddy like no one else.

Well I stripped my seats out today (after I found out that the passenger airbag plug had been removed and soldered up) and sprayed them in a new colour. It's a hateful job to do and as Ian says, get a decent airbrush. I bought a draper one and spent more time fixing it than spraying I'll get some pictures up after I've put the sealer on tomorrow.

That mileage isn't a problem as mine is on similar but just avoid j17 and save yourself the upset.

Great write up Hodaka, really enjoyed reading that.

Advanced driving courses.

Puddle lights in the wing mirrors?

Try a PM to Zmanalex.

I put one on my boat mooring and it was so good I've since put one on the side of the house. It's never going to be as good as a mains light but still up to the job imho. These are the ones I bought. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/60LED-Solar-PIR-Motion-Sensor-Security-Floodlight-Lamp-Garden-Outdoor-Path-Light-/131699080725?hash=item1ea9e07e15:g:VUQAAOSwHPlWcTqp

Try Zmanalex for the parts needed.

Have you tried Zmanalex?

Yes they are interchangeable but you will need to change the arch liners too.

@-G- I think those wheels were more common for US market Zeds.

Yes but not in that colour, they have been painted.

Ewen at Clarke motor sport is your best bet, he sells genuine new ones.

A friend of mine who's a fireman and fire safety officer told me pretty much the exact same thing.

Best way to check the oil is to leave it on level ground over night then check it. If your doing 400 miles a week then I'd be checking the level every week just to be on the safe side. These engines don't survive well on low oil. As for the noise I cant help but I'm sure Alex or another expert will be along to advise you.

I used to have same problem filling my boat tanks, I'd say either a Jerry can ( I fill my 20ltr at a shell garage no problems at all) or if using the 5ltr plastic cans get the nozzle almost horizontal with a 90 degree bend on the end down into the tank and it should pour straight in once you find the air/fuel "balancing" point. Takes a bit of practice to start with but after that it works every time.

What a shock! Terrible news.

XL will be extra load at a guess.

Grundys zed is ginger.