Most piston rings have a 'dot' or a 'T' on the side of the rings and this goes to the top side. Hope that will help you out...

Take the rubber sealing ring from its locating grove and use a piece of glass or the bedroom mirror with a sheet of 80 grit 'wet and dry' paper and work in circular motions as well as back and forward in the plane of the bolt holes. It will take a bit of time but the result is a perfectly flat ...

There are at last a few bike exhaust specialty shops opening up I guess in all the major cities and they are run by bike riders so they savvy our talk. Do a Google on AU only for "motor cycle exhaust shops" and see how you go for your area. If you hit a brick wall there is one in Moss St, Slacks ...

Dead easy to repair that, a 4 inch angle grinder with a 'flapper disc' to sand the damaged are plus about 2 cm further to give a good base for the repair. any hardware store there days has woven glass matting and polyester resin in small amounts, more than you will need to do the job.

Try to sand ...

I sent email's to Logan and Western Districts, I was hoping to find an active club within easy distance of the Sunshine Coast to drive to meetings. Think Rocky is more of a trip than a run up the highway. But thanks for the info, every bit helps.
Cheers
Bedouin

I'm at Coolum Beach and have a Sherco 250 which arrived at the end of October 21012. I used 'move your bike' in Melbourne and can completely recommend them, Luana was constantly sending me updates as the shipping moved forwards.. New to trials bikes with previous racing experience, I thought I had ...