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1989 Honda CBR1000F-K scuffed cover
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Q: I have a 1989 Honda CBR1000F-K and its looks are spoiled by a scuffed round right-hand engine cover. It appears not to have a part number that I can find anywhere, even my Haynes
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Chain tension and sidestands
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Q: In a world of no centrestands do you measure chain tension on the sidestand when travelling? Anon A: The obvious answer here is that if the bike was sold when new with only a
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1979 Suzuki GS850G fuel meter wiring
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Q: I have recently got my 1979 Suzuki GS850G fuel meter to work but the wiring is incorrect. I cannot as yet find the live feed from the meter to the tank gauge (due to
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Moto Morini Corsarino
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Q: I’m a long-time reader of your excellent mag and I also suffer from petrol addiction! I have a Moto Morini Corsarino 50cc four-stroke that has started to develop a running issue. After a couple
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1984 Yamaha TY250 yellowed tank
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Q: Having recently acquired a 1984 TY250 trials for restoration but I find myself with a plastic fuel tank that has a nice yellowy tinge to it. Is there any way of returning this it
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1981 Yamaha TR1 popping exhaust
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Q: Hi, great article in a recent mag on the TR1. I own a 1981 model which I rebuilt from a basket case. It’s a lovely bike and as John Nutting says the torque is
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Suzuki GSX1300 Katana
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It arrived in 1980 in a background of gasps – the public didn’t quite know what to make of the fastest the Suzuki ever.
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Retro Reboot: Yamaha FS-1E Fizzy
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What if Yamaha gave the Fizzy a real kick up the retro pants and morphed it into a modern-day machine?
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Retro Reboot: Suzuki TL1000R
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If a new V-twin sportsbike appeared via Japan, we can only hope it’ll come from Suzuki, as they created a monster back in the 1990s.
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Five Minute Fix – disc valve covers
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Words/Picture by Steve Cooper Many 60s, 70s and 80s strokers run disc-valve induction systems with the carburettor sitting at the end of the crank. With this type of intake system it’s vital that the chamber
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