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Kitch
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Post by Kitch »

Hi,my name is Paul and I was last on here back in 2011 under the name of Paul k, I owned a GT750L which I restored then sold a couple of years later and always regretted. I have had a few bikes since but have always missed the Kettle so I have decided to get another. With this in mind I have sold my Triumph 675 and my Triumph 21 is also for sale (still have a couple of RD250 yams to to keep me happy),although one may have to go depending on how much kettle costs. So the hunt is on for another GT750
76 GT750A
86 250 GAMMA
78 RD250E
57 TRIUMPH 3TA
750ynot
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Location: South Wales

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Post by 750ynot »

Hi, be nice to know what you think of the site now, 11 years on.

I just sold an RD250LC, love the RDs and the forums, loads of people giving plenty of info, and loads of comments, its a bit :tw here a lot of the time, I do wonder why so many people look at posts but say nothing, different type of people I suppose to the RD crowd.

Good luck with your search, hope you get what your looking for :)
Tony
Kitch
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The site seems to be the same as it was when last on it,if I remember right I always got replies to questions and nice comments when posting pics of the Kettle as it was being rebuilt.I go on the yam air cooled and the LC forums but not as a member usually end up there when I have a problem and use Google for search info. The only other forum I have been a member of was for the Fizzy.
76 GT750A
86 250 GAMMA
78 RD250E
57 TRIUMPH 3TA
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mick 63
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Location: Lancaster,Lanc's.

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Post by mick 63 »

Hello Paul , and welcome back there are one or two of us with L models ;) , hope you find a nice one and keep it this time ?, here's mine .
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750ynot
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Kitch wrote: Mon Aug 15, 2022 5:32 pm The site seems to be the same as it was when last on it,if I remember right I always got replies to questions and nice comments when posting pics of the Kettle as it was being rebuilt.I go on the yam air cooled and the LC forums but not as a member usually end up there when I have a problem and use Google for search info. The only other forum I have been a member of was for the Fizzy.

Nice to know, thanks, good luck with the search
Tony
750ynot
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mick 63 wrote: Mon Aug 15, 2022 7:50 pm Hello Paul , and welcome back there are one or two of us with L models ;) , hope you find a nice one and keep it this time ?, here's mine .


Very Nice, I presume you had to modify the stand for it to fit with Delkevic pipes.
Tony
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mick 63
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Hi Tony no the centre stand fits ok without any modification , cheers.
750ynot
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mick 63 wrote: Tue Aug 16, 2022 10:30 am Hi Tony no the centre stand fits ok without any modification , cheers.
That's interesting, I looked at their pipes and it said you need to remove the main stand, I wondered how you got around that, but if they fit OK on your bike that's great 8-)
Tony
teazer
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Post by teazer »

Nice bike. We had the same thing with a set of Jemco pipes. Everyone said the side stand had to be removed but the only conflict was the spring which rubs on the center pipe when it's raised or lowered.
750ynot
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teazer wrote: Tue Aug 16, 2022 6:19 pm Nice bike. We had the same thing with a set of Jemco pipes. Everyone said the side stand had to be removed but the only conflict was the spring which rubs on the center pipe when it's raised or lowered.
You would think the manufacturer would know though aye, probably get more sales if stand does fit with pipes, one thing that puts me off aftermarket pipes, I thought only Allspeeds (Gibsons) retained the stand, but their prices are prohibitive, you can get some bare metal Delkevics for £600 new, a massive difference to Allspeeds and the Dyno for Delkevics shows a power gain too, highly unlikely with Allspeeds.
Tony
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