The carbs act like they're flooded.
I'll grab the pitchforks, and you grab the torches, we're going to loot something!! Yup, the laws of salvage stretch wide and far, why just today, while working on an unamed state highway, I found an old fuel tank for a "Lawn Boy" mower. I hope there is no fine for keeping my booty.
That poor old CX.....I'm sure many had the same reaction as me. It was like looking at any dead, beached sea creature, it's suffering is over, but it's still a bit sad to realize it had to go.
dozer1 wrote:I bet with some seafoam in the tank she'll start right up.
Timothy_D wrote:THERE WAS NOTHING WRONG WITH THE BIKE. (except for a small dent in the fuel tank)Stupid bastards. I could see disassembling a wreck, or even a high mileage bike. . . but 10,000 miles,
Well, mechanically there might not have been anything wrong, but whenever you see a car/bike/truck whatever in running condition being disassembled for parts...there's usually a BIG problem with the paperwork. Call me cynical, but I bet the whole bike is as Hot as the exhaust pipe.
Synapse wrote:Hi Cobram, Please post the weblink for the dutch site you found that pic off of so i can go and have a nose around, looks interesting!Thank you kindlySynapse
TwoW4B2C4V wrote: Timothy_D wrote:THERE WAS NOTHING WRONG WITH THE BIKE. (except for a small dent in the fuel tank)Stupid bastards. I could see disassembling a wreck, or even a high mileage bike. . . but 10,000 miles, Well, mechanically there might not have been anything wrong, but whenever you see a car/bike/truck whatever in running condition being disassembled for parts...there's usually a BIG problem with the paperwork. Call me cynical, but I bet the whole bike is as Hot as the exhaust pipe.