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Hi From Scotland UK

Postby funmonkee » Sun Nov 16, 2008 5:33 am

Hello,

Had my baghira for about a week now. It's a great bike, Big change from the other in my garage (Vmax, hayabusa, YZF750). Great to see theres a site full of information :D Anyone on here based in the UK ?

All the best

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Re: Hi From Scotland UK

Postby rodge70 » Sun Nov 16, 2008 10:50 am

hi and welcome to the site,i'm from the other end of the country,bristol,though think a few members are from north of the border :lol: ,do you have any pics of bike to post :?:
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Re: Hi From Scotland UK

Postby funmonkee » Mon Nov 17, 2008 2:39 pm

hi again, pictures...

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Re: Hi From Scotland UK

Postby hutchy » Sun Nov 23, 2008 4:09 pm

hello and welcome to the site,

Glad to see someone else north of the border ( I live in Angus), how are you enjoying the Baggy? if you're anything like me it's nice to ride something a bit unusual, I've also got a 1200 bmw but it seems so do a hell of a lot of other people.

I had a couple of great rides last week, one was up to Breamar about 100 miles round trip but it was brill appart from missing the BMW heated grips!

The weather has stopped play for this week as we've got 4" of the white stuff on the deck, but when you get out on a very good day the feeling lasts and I'm still on a high from last week.

Your bike looks good, I see you've got the same pipe as me, I had to make a baffle as It was stupidly loud without (over policed nanny state)

Enjoy the baggy and ride safe...........Hutchy
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Re: Hi From Scotland UK

Postby Norman Wade » Sun Nov 23, 2008 5:54 pm

Hi,
Good to hear from another MZer in Scotland. I don't know of any Baggies, but there's at least ten of us with Skorpions. I'm in Renfrewshire, near Paisley.
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Re: Hi From Scotland UK

Postby funmonkee » Fri Nov 28, 2008 10:35 am

Thanks for the welcome peeps. It was great for about a week and a half then... the bolt worked lose on the rear sprocket and caused some serious damage to the swing arm and rear sprocket carrier.

Does anyone know where I can get a new rear sprocket carrier for my '02 baghira? I'm desperate to get it back on the road... I'd also be interesed in a new swingarm...

Does anyone know what wheels I could use a a doner for the carrier? I can't find any parts for the MZ :eek:

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Re: Hi From Scotland UK

Postby rodge70 » Fri Nov 28, 2008 1:17 pm

try grahams in taunton,rear hubs are from yam xzt i think though you will find alternative parts on this site,think 660 forum.
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Re: Hi From Scotland UK

Postby funmonkee » Fri Nov 28, 2008 2:52 pm

Thanks dudes


here's some of the damage my baggi has suffered :(

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and the rear sprocket carrier

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Re: Hi From Scotland UK

Postby hutchy » Fri Nov 28, 2008 3:03 pm

not a pretty sight is it!!
There's a breaker on ebay selling a whole rear end off a mastiff, you could use the swing arm and sell the rest, or you could have yours welded and powder coated, either way it's a real shame what's happened and I would probably go around the whole bike checking for any other loose fasteners just in case
good luck with your search.......Hutchy
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Re: Hi From Scotland UK

Postby funmonkee » Fri Nov 28, 2008 3:07 pm

Yeah dude, I've bought a yammy tenre xtz660 rear sprocket carrier from ebay and I'll take the swingarm down to the local tech shop and get them to weld it fixed.

I think I'll need to invest in some new sprockets too as those on the bike look like the originals :cry: I just hope the engine is okay :|
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