Raptor Chapter

Sounds wicked, mine can't do a 20 mile round trip without something breaking, typical italian iron.

On the url delete the ukbikeforum bit and put in www.raptorchapter.org.uk that usually works
I'd do it for you but i'm on my phone and copy/paste is fiddly to say the least

Looks cool, definitely ready for a long trip!

Wish I could go but will be at work sadly

Thanks everyone, and thanks dirtydog for the link. I ordered a side outlet one but they are out of stock until July :? So I got a top outlet instead, it turned up Saturday and looks like it'll fit OK. http://www.biketorqueracing.co.uk/brembo/brembo-master-cylinders/10477660. Didn't have time to fit ...

Had a quick look, pulled the rubber gaiter off and the pin is still there.
Shame really thought you guys had the answer for me again!
The pin is really rusty though so I guess cajiva is right and I`ll have to disassemble the master cylinder

Sounds reassuring assuming the pin has fallen out and got lost what did you use to repair yours?
Thanks, Bfef.

Bike has been working fine for over a month, luckily it's back to normal now with another mechanical problem this time with the rear brake :yuck: Stopped for petrol last night and drove off, then realised the foot pedal was not working. Basically it just goes up and down (full travel) with no resist...

Beautiful, great pictures.........

Hi Red Mist, I just changed my head bearings a couple of weeks ago, if I can help out with any advice [while it's still fresh in the old gulliver] I would be happy to help.........

I've got it on the PC somewhere, PM me if you need a copy.

of course you are right
brain fade, when it goes solid that's the sign to panic or think about pushing

I get about 120 miles until yellow when I immediately start looking for fuel.
As soon as it starts flashing I know I am in trouble, less than 5 miles left

Looks great!

My old man speaks fluent German so I nagged him for a translation, cheers Dad: Assembly guide for new radiator bottom fixing. The kit contains the following components A: Distance piece (spacer) B: Assembly guide Note: Work must be done on a cold engine. Remove the radiator bottom fixing (figure 1) ...