I love the bike to pieces but am finding it very frustrating trying to find parts! I look forward to spending a large amount of time on here learning about my bike and possible mods.All the best
Jay
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A hello from Hampshire England.
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A hello from Hampshire England.
by Baggy-trousers » Tue Sep 06, 2011 9:17 am
Just a quick hello to you all, I have recently bought an MZ Baghira on a 03 plate (painted one off mr2 white). I found this wanderful site when I was trawling the net for a rear brake disc and hose, which I still have not found even after many an hour looking through this site I love the bike to pieces but am finding it very frustrating trying to find parts! I look forward to spending a large amount of time on here learning about my bike and possible mods.
All the best
Jay
I love the bike to pieces but am finding it very frustrating trying to find parts! I look forward to spending a large amount of time on here learning about my bike and possible mods.All the best
Jay
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Re: A hello from Hampshire England.
by cabi3 » Thu Oct 20, 2011 3:21 pm
Hi Jay,
I'm new too, and i just bought a MZ skorpion ('95 plate, only a little bit older), not on the road yet with it ((it has parts that it needs))
I am down in sussex as well, glad to know there are a few in the south coast =P
Cabi3
I'm new too, and i just bought a MZ skorpion ('95 plate, only a little bit older), not on the road yet with it ((it has parts that it needs))
I am down in sussex as well, glad to know there are a few in the south coast =P
Cabi3
MZ Skorpion 1994, considering streetfightering it, but for now i am simply enjoying it
2X gilera cougar, each want new engines and one to be chop and one a street tracker,
I love chopping stuff to pieces
Its the putting back together which gets difficult
2X gilera cougar, each want new engines and one to be chop and one a street tracker,
I love chopping stuff to pieces
Its the putting back together which gets difficult
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Re: A hello from Hampshire England.
by Old Dog » Thu Oct 20, 2011 3:43 pm
Welcome aboard chaps.
For parts try Grahames motorcycles
For parts try Grahames motorcycles
All the best
Old Dog
He hath no grave, is covered with the sky and the way to heaven out of all places is like in length and distance
Old Dog
He hath no grave, is covered with the sky and the way to heaven out of all places is like in length and distance
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Re: A hello from Hampshire England.
by cabi3 » Thu Oct 20, 2011 4:22 pm
grahames motorcycles?
whereabouts/do you havea number?
Thanks, Cabi3
whereabouts/do you havea number?
Thanks, Cabi3
MZ Skorpion 1994, considering streetfightering it, but for now i am simply enjoying it
2X gilera cougar, each want new engines and one to be chop and one a street tracker,
I love chopping stuff to pieces
Its the putting back together which gets difficult
2X gilera cougar, each want new engines and one to be chop and one a street tracker,
I love chopping stuff to pieces
Its the putting back together which gets difficult
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- Joined: Thu Oct 20, 2011 3:24 am
- Location: Chichester, West Sussex
Re: A hello from Hampshire England.
by netguz » Fri Oct 21, 2011 1:03 am
http://www.grahamsmotorcycles.com/
I've found them to be really nice, helpful and efficient; they do like you to have the part number tho'.
Jon:)
I've found them to be really nice, helpful and efficient; they do like you to have the part number tho'.
Jon:)
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