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smirnoff
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 Posted: Sun Jan 18, 2009 2:54 pm Post subject: Belt Failure...Again |
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The good old Malossi belt went tits up today, again, and manged to tear the web out of the inside of the Tranny cover leaving a small hole at the clutch end 
So its welding and more polishing 
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CheekyThomas
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CheekyThomas
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Hope you get it fixed ok though...  |
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Blackpool Paul
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Why do you use a Mallossi belt Phil? is it to do with the internals of your bike? i thought the Vespa belt was better?
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smirnoff
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I bought three off Russ when he was selling em cheap. All used now though and going back to Std. Had an Old one under the seat for breakdowns. Budyphil came out and we fixed it in twenty mins. Rode home, but I've got to get the web welded back in sometime.
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