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Hi,
I'm from Norfolk, UK and have owned my R1 5JJ for probably 10 years now, although its not see daylight for the last 3-4 years due to house / children / family commitments. That's going to change this year though! Fairly standard apart from dyno jet, K & N and full race system.
Regards
Julian
I'm from Norfolk, UK and have owned my R1 5JJ for probably 10 years now, although its not see daylight for the last 3-4 years due to house / children / family commitments. That's going to change this year though! Fairly standard apart from dyno jet, K & N and full race system.
Regards
Julian
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Welcome in Julian
You'd best get the 5jj washed & a few pic's up for us all then lol
So you been running the bike up every so often or was it left standing ? if left standing your going to want to dump that fuel & run some fuel treatment through it & probably an oil change too !
Hmmm 3-4 years you say , your going to get a shock when you get back on it
You'd best get the 5jj washed & a few pic's up for us all then lol
So you been running the bike up every so often or was it left standing ? if left standing your going to want to dump that fuel & run some fuel treatment through it & probably an oil change too !
Hmmm 3-4 years you say , your going to get a shock when you get back on it

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Hi Julian and welcome, pics are always welcome and have a nosey around and get stuck into the boards
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Welcome in mate. New fluids and tyres if I were you. Enjoy your bike again.
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Hi Julian,
Welcome to the site mate, kids, wives, family, that's what life is all about, bikes come second..... As peeps say, fluid change, new hoops, and take your time getting used to the bike again, we allege rusty. Post some pics as we love pics on here, also if she won't start, peeps other than me can point you in the right direction. Enjoy the R1
Welcome to the site mate, kids, wives, family, that's what life is all about, bikes come second..... As peeps say, fluid change, new hoops, and take your time getting used to the bike again, we allege rusty. Post some pics as we love pics on here, also if she won't start, peeps other than me can point you in the right direction. Enjoy the R1
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Welcome in Julian
3/4 years!! new oil,carbs ultrasonically cleaned,new brake fluid,new coolant,new plugs,new tyres,check chain for tight spots(probably best to replace anyway),lube all cables too
Must be more,cant think atm




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Cheer for the advice guys!
The bike has been sitting on front and rear paddock stands, although I'm yet to have a close inspection on the condition of the tyres. It's been on a trickle charger and run up for 15-20mins every few months, with fresh fuel added when needed as I only put a little in the tank.
I've got service stuff, front caliper seals and fluid do when I have a free afternoon.
I'll post a few pics once it's seen some daylight.
I think it'll be an experience to get back on it again
Can't wait!
The bike has been sitting on front and rear paddock stands, although I'm yet to have a close inspection on the condition of the tyres. It's been on a trickle charger and run up for 15-20mins every few months, with fresh fuel added when needed as I only put a little in the tank.
I've got service stuff, front caliper seals and fluid do when I have a free afternoon.
I'll post a few pics once it's seen some daylight.
I think it'll be an experience to get back on it again
