Kettle Clinic

Hello from me. I'm Nick. I've finally succumbed to another GT750 . Had one when I lived in the states in 94 and loved it. Got tempted recently and added to the stable. Also have a 96 Triumph Trident CRK cafe racer and a 78 GS1000 which has been an on and off going project for years!. Anyway I've come to the smokey side now. GT has some issues which I'll work thru. Sure I'll have lots of questions. Been riding since 1980 so been around the block a bit,but still burning rubber!. Cheers Nick

Hi Nick.
Welcome to the forum interesting stable you have there.... are you located this side of the pond now? It may be relevant with some questions you may have.
Look forward to seeing pictures of your bikes, even the non-GT's

Welcome to the madhouse Nick.

Thanks for welcome guys. Yeah in Hampshire overlooking at the Isle of Wight. Worked in Philly from 90_94. Have loaded pictures on the restorations part on here.

Welcome to the forum

Hi Nick,welcome from France ,the guys and gals(there must be some ladies on here)are a wealth of knowledge when it comes to the old kettle problem solving and some even give you parts post free,thanks again for the battery strap PaulD738 .
All the best

Ah, but Paul's a bit gullible and from Cheshire.
Which may have something to do with being gullible.......

You aren't a shortish chap that used to be on a tv programme are you Nick?
Bit of a fantasist/aircraft buff with a surname 'Nack'? clicky linky
James Bond still wants a word, allegedly......

Funny you should say that,but no. Though my wife would maybe say yes as we have a Spitfire flying overhead most day and I'm always looking . Showing your age there I'm afraid!

NickT wrote: ↑Wed Oct 14, 2020 8:28 am
Showing your age there I'm afraid!

He’s feckkin ancient, and that’s not all he shows
no doubt one of his friends will post the evidence shortly

My friends only post nice things about me.
Gits like you however.....