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Breaking the Cat UPDATED LIST
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hi
my names Andy from sunny Essex
I ride a fazer 600 and an AJP ultrapasser on the green lanes.
I will be a 100% honest here
I have joined the forum as I currently have 2/3rds of a thundercat that I am breaking,
I am not an dealer, I am not here to make loads of money, I will be advertising the parts on ebay when I get chance so this forum is not vital to me. I am a member on the fazer forum so come and have a look
Mods please delete me if you see fit I wont be offended
basically the bike is not stolen I do have the v5 but it cannot go back on the road
I think there are loads of good bits that would be of benefit to anyone running a thundercat,
I don't have fairing or forks or switchgear or rear caliper,
but I do have nearly everything else including
rear wheel with disc and usable tyre, SOLD
good fuel tank no dents but some light scratches SOLD
carbs SOLD
radiator and fan SOLD
swinging arm
engine apart from the starter motor cover all the cases look in good nick very little corrosion and no road rash SOLD
fuel pump SOLD
rear shock - not leaking SOLD
complete wiring loom
lock set SOLD
bottom yolks
cdi
rear hugger
rear indicators
rear mudguard - not been chopped
regulator/rectifier
front calipers and master cylinder etc SOLD
and loads more
please make an offer if interested
I HAVE ADDED MORE BITS ON EBAY
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thanks Andy
all parts via this forum will be cheaper than ebay
hi
my names Andy from sunny Essex
I ride a fazer 600 and an AJP ultrapasser on the green lanes.
I will be a 100% honest here
I have joined the forum as I currently have 2/3rds of a thundercat that I am breaking,
I am not an dealer, I am not here to make loads of money, I will be advertising the parts on ebay when I get chance so this forum is not vital to me. I am a member on the fazer forum so come and have a look
Mods please delete me if you see fit I wont be offended
basically the bike is not stolen I do have the v5 but it cannot go back on the road
I think there are loads of good bits that would be of benefit to anyone running a thundercat,
I don't have fairing or forks or switchgear or rear caliper,
but I do have nearly everything else including
rear wheel with disc and usable tyre, SOLD
good fuel tank no dents but some light scratches SOLD
carbs SOLD
radiator and fan SOLD
swinging arm
engine apart from the starter motor cover all the cases look in good nick very little corrosion and no road rash SOLD
fuel pump SOLD
rear shock - not leaking SOLD
complete wiring loom
lock set SOLD
bottom yolks
cdi
rear hugger
rear indicators
rear mudguard - not been chopped
regulator/rectifier
front calipers and master cylinder etc SOLD
and loads more
please make an offer if interested
I HAVE ADDED MORE BITS ON EBAY
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thanks Andy
all parts via this forum will be cheaper than ebay
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andy352299- 3Bronze
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Hi Andy
Much do you want for the engine?
Much do you want for the engine?
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I don't know make me an offer remember that the cover for the starter motor is missing but everything else is thereDirt Bike Dave wrote:Hi Andy
Much do you want for the engine?
did you want the carbs as well ?
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Cheers Andy I'm not in need of an engine (hopefully) but was just wondering how much you were looking for it.
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You say there is no starter motor cover - I need one of these (or maybe just fill/sand/paint mine. Where can you buy these guys? They seem really rare :(
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I cant help with one but I am guessing this is the first bit to hit the deck, I would suggest using a good quality liquid metal, I know some of its good enough to drill and tap threads inTom... wrote:You say there is no starter motor cover - I need one of these (or maybe just fill/sand/paint mine. Where can you buy these guys? They seem really rare :(
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Yeah I'm about to resort to doing that. I would much rather just buy a shiny one than repair mine though. Although, a friend has just donated about 25sqm of prepreg carbon fibre, and I have most of the kit to use it. Maybe I could do a fast fix and then cover it in carbon. Anyone any experience at doing this?
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I have carbon covers on mine, can't help with how to do it I bought ready made ones from Germany. Andy, I'll send you a PM about the engine.
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SteveCat wrote:I have carbon covers on mine, can't help with how to do it I bought ready made ones from Germany. Andy, I'll send you a PM about the engine.
steve you have a pm
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I have added the engine pictures
Andy's Picture Library
Andy's Picture Library
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Rear shock received with thanks.
Cant wait to get the angle grinder out
ooh and then get my forks sorted in march. Oh and an mot.
Cant wait to get the angle grinder out
ooh and then get my forks sorted in march. Oh and an mot.
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thunderstu600 wrote:Rear shock received with thanks.
Cant wait to get the angle grinder out
ooh and then get my forks sorted in march. Oh and an mot.
I have just stripped every last rubber grommet and fixing off of the frame so if theres any bits you need give me a shout
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Hi Andy,
Would be interested in the indicators although I am after a front pair. Anyone know if they are interchangeable with the rears?
Also how much for rear wheel? Mainly interested in the disc brake...
And any chance you have the mirror floating about?
Cheers
Would be interested in the indicators although I am after a front pair. Anyone know if they are interchangeable with the rears?
Also how much for rear wheel? Mainly interested in the disc brake...
And any chance you have the mirror floating about?
Cheers
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do you have front wheel and rear indicators ??
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Andy is a great guy to deal with, looking forward to receiving my parcel this week.
Thanks Andy
Thanks Andy
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Thanks Andy, engine received was well crated.
Fitted to the bike and runs well
Fitted to the bike and runs well
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SteveCat wrote:Thanks Andy, engine received was well crated.
Fitted to the bike and runs well
pleased everything was o.k, you didn't hang around with fitting that
I was told that it was a good engine by the previous owner and he is rather anal about stuff. but I had never heard it run myself so I did not try to oversell it if you know what I mean
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I'd have done it on Thursday had the gasket arrived. I used a DIY motorcycle facility in London and wanted to get it done before the city woke up after the holidays and the roads were back to being clogged up. Mine was running on 3 cyl if I was lucky, had issues getting up the driveway, so 40 odd minutes in start stop traffic could have been too much.
Was a nervous moment when it was time to push the start button, however before I started dismantling the bike we made sure the engine turned and did a compression test.
When all together, the starter was pressed and it nearly caught the first time. Roared into life on the second press - what a relief.
The resident mechanic tried to scare me by saying the cam chain was noisy, I suggested we wait till the oil had a chance to fill the engine, sure enough it quietened down.
I'm not so sure an engine change is recommended for a first attempt at self spannering - I've not even changed the oil or plugs on the 'cat before, so rather a bit of baptism of fire.
Was a nervous moment when it was time to push the start button, however before I started dismantling the bike we made sure the engine turned and did a compression test.
When all together, the starter was pressed and it nearly caught the first time. Roared into life on the second press - what a relief.
The resident mechanic tried to scare me by saying the cam chain was noisy, I suggested we wait till the oil had a chance to fill the engine, sure enough it quietened down.
I'm not so sure an engine change is recommended for a first attempt at self spannering - I've not even changed the oil or plugs on the 'cat before, so rather a bit of baptism of fire.
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By inferno . . . You don't do things by half measures do ya m8SteveCat wrote:I'm not so sure an engine change is recommended for a first attempt at self spannering - I've not even changed the oil or plugs on the 'cat before, so rather a bit of baptism of fire.
Good job and Well done
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Just an update
I am now open to silly cheaky cheap offers for whats left
the idea being you can buy cheap just in case you need them in the future. stick them in the garage and there not tying up loads of money,
or you maybe able to pass them on to some at a later date.
so whats left
mainly electrical stuff
coils
cdi
reg/rectifier
rear indicator
starter solenoid
clutch lever
rear wheel spindle
throttle cables
clutch cable
rear mudguard
hugger
swinging arm and linkages
rear light
some plastic trims
rear light bracket I think
and some other bits
try making me a cheeky offer for the lot
I am now open to silly cheaky cheap offers for whats left
the idea being you can buy cheap just in case you need them in the future. stick them in the garage and there not tying up loads of money,
or you maybe able to pass them on to some at a later date.
so whats left
mainly electrical stuff
coils
cdi
reg/rectifier
rear indicator
starter solenoid
clutch lever
rear wheel spindle
throttle cables
clutch cable
rear mudguard
hugger
swinging arm and linkages
rear light
some plastic trims
rear light bracket I think
and some other bits
try making me a cheeky offer for the lot
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hello Andy,
I would need fuel level sensor unit (in the tank), as well as rear light and rear indicators. Would you send to belgium?
Thanks, I cannot send you PM since I am a newbie here.
Andreits
I would need fuel level sensor unit (in the tank), as well as rear light and rear indicators. Would you send to belgium?
Thanks, I cannot send you PM since I am a newbie here.
Andreits
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Hi Andreits, you can send a PM now - just needs 1 post to activate it.
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andy352299 wrote:Just an update
I am now open to silly cheaky cheap offers for whats left
the idea being you can buy cheap just in case you need them in the future. stick them in the garage and there not tying up loads of money,
or you maybe able to pass them on to some at a later date.
so whats left
mainly electrical stuff
coils
cdi
reg/rectifier
rear indicator
starter solenoid
clutch lever
rear wheel spindle
throttle cables
clutch cable
rear mudguard
hugger
swinging arm and linkages
rear light
some plastic trims
rear light bracket I think
and some other bits
try making me a cheeky offer for the lot
What colour is the rear hugger? and does it have the chain guard attached to it?
Cheers
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yes I still have the rear hugger its black and comes with chain guard.
my apologies for not getting back to you sooner,
my apologies for not getting back to you sooner,
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no worries, how much do you want for it?
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heres the ebay link
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pm me if interested.
the best I can do really is £5 plus the postage
have a look at my other ebay stuff if there is anything else need, I maybe able to do them within the £6.50 postage
thanks
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pm me if interested.
the best I can do really is £5 plus the postage
have a look at my other ebay stuff if there is anything else need, I maybe able to do them within the £6.50 postage
thanks
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