I removed my frame gauze filter for the first time since owning the bike and was surprised to see this.
The flexi part (Apparently) pulled away from the solid pipe. I`ve never seen oil on the floor but the chrome looks suspiciously bright for a twenty year old bike!
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Re: Frame filter pipe
by lavrentyuk » Tue Feb 20, 2024 3:40 pm
Was the pipe covered in oil? I'll have a look at my Tour tomorrow but my old Sport wasn't that clean! Must admit I got into the habit of cleaning the filter there regularly.
Richard Marshall
Wales, U.K.
MuZ Skorpion Tour, ETZ 300 or two (one with a sidecar - really insane mode of transport), a couple of TS125s, ETZ 125, BMW R100S and an Enfield Interceptor for daily use.
(some of them work too).
Wales, U.K.
MuZ Skorpion Tour, ETZ 300 or two (one with a sidecar - really insane mode of transport), a couple of TS125s, ETZ 125, BMW R100S and an Enfield Interceptor for daily use.
(some of them work too).
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Re: Frame filter pipe
by breakwellmz » Wed Feb 21, 2024 8:36 am
Hi.
No oil on it at all, just suspiciously shiny as I said.
Considering I had not removed it before (Had the bike from new) there was not one spec of debris on the gauze, I won`t bother in future!
It went back without me doing anything to it, but I`ll certainly keep an eye on it.
Cheers.
No oil on it at all, just suspiciously shiny as I said.
Considering I had not removed it before (Had the bike from new) there was not one spec of debris on the gauze, I won`t bother in future!
It went back without me doing anything to it, but I`ll certainly keep an eye on it.
Cheers.
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