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no doon that way manni, get yer erse up ower the border in the better weather, well get a scotch run oot organised,,,,,, get hamish ower on the boat in aw, we kin aw **** aff up north fir a few days
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Yeh the thought sounds whourendos, how effin good would that be, to feck wi yer Magic Tours in Oct, the weather to ***** for that run. Have a rethink.
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Check out the AF1 site Gen1 page I'm sure TuonoTim and FTM are down your way.
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It is adjustable but you need to loosen the grub screw in the bit that the pin is screwed in to. Easily missed, you'll need a 1.5mm alan key.
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If you can't fix it as per Windy's post, you'll have to buy a genuine Brembo lever, they dont sell that part separately. I am told they are cheaper for Ducati's than Aprilia's, but it wont be cheap. Don't buy an after market lever, they don't come with that part.
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If you find anyone selling the push rods let us know. I spent hours looking and ringing. Ended up having to buy another lever with it on. Gold dust. That grub screws a right *******. Push rod doesn't seem to be on any dealer parts drawings either.
ps, if someones flogging an old lever it might be worth a cheeky bid cause they wear on the lever and not so much on the brass rod housing dooins effert. brass harder than alloy like. ;-]
ps, if someones flogging an old lever it might be worth a cheeky bid cause they wear on the lever and not so much on the brass rod housing dooins effert. brass harder than alloy like. ;-]
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