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Mull SOS

Postby Solid Air » Thu Jul 21, 2016 9:41 am

In need of help, just had seize on A1 about 15 miles short of Newark. Any one in the area have some Suzuki TS185 piston rings by since stroke of luck?

Thanks, Mark
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Re: Mull SOS

Postby Solid Air » Thu Jul 21, 2016 10:50 am

Rings freed, scooter runs, fingers crossed :)
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Re: Mull SOS

Postby Sticky » Thu Jul 21, 2016 11:20 am

Not far from MB Scooters - might be worth stopping in.
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Re: Mull SOS

Postby Toddy » Thu Jul 21, 2016 12:18 pm

Good News Mark , Agree with Sticky maybe worth calling at MB';s to get a spare set
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Re: Mull SOS

Postby coaster » Thu Jul 21, 2016 12:31 pm

MB Contact details and address if you need them:

Pitman Road, Denaby Main Industrial Estate, Denaby Main, Doncaster, South Yorkshire, DN12 4LJ, United Kingdom

Opening Hours: Monday – Friday, 8.30am – 5.30pm. Saturday 10am - 3pm
(Answerphone out of hours)
Order Hotline: 01709 869 756
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Re: Mull SOS

Postby Solid Air » Thu Jul 21, 2016 12:42 pm

Cheers lads, all on the same wave length :) just at MBD now with replacement spare gaskets purchased (no rings sadly).

Onwards and upwards...
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Re: Mull SOS

Postby Solid Air » Tue Jul 26, 2016 12:25 pm

Had a great time at Mull but sadly the scooter went home on an AA lorry. I had stopped for a break at Luss next to Loch Lomond where the scooter decided she'd had enough. I stripped the engine today to find the flywheel weld/boss had cracked and failed so the piston would have probably carried on another 60 miles to Mull, oh well.

However that didn't mean I was going home, while waiting for the AA my wife phoned me to say that she had decided to go to Mull, with one of the kids, without telling me and so was on the island waiting for me!!

I then took a 2 hour bus ride to Oban to meet them and a great weekend followed 8-)

Thanks and hello to Paul, Nigel & Dave (from Morecambe/Kendal) for a good laugh at the clubhouse on Friday night, to Carl for giving me a lift to Tobermory and the ILC lads for the lift back in the van and the "entertainment" of their camaraderie on Saturday :D the LCGB for organising the rally and to my wife for not letting me have to sit in the AA van all the way back to Cambridge

All the best

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Re: Mull SOS

Postby Nigel. S » Tue Jul 26, 2016 3:03 pm

Good wasn't it. I set off on this saying it was the last time with a standard engine & it was time for some of that new fangled nonsense. But having got me there and home including a couple of blasts on the motorway avoiding Carlisle on the way and Glasgow on way back, I'm not sure.

I can hear Paul groaning and rolling his eyes!
Inventory check on scooter tonight to see what's missing apart from what I already know.
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Re: Mull SOS

Postby Meds » Tue Jul 26, 2016 8:04 pm

friday night was a good laugh, cheers
Glad you got back ok.
There are some advantages to standard speeds
You get to enjoy the surroundings better and it saved me a fortune be on fuel
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