Starts to wobble at 70mph and greater when when I suddenly let off the throttle with the clutch engaged? As long as throttle is on, there is no wobble at all past 70mph, although the faster I go before I let off the more violent it gets. All bearings are fine as are swinging arm bearings, bushes etc. Tyres are bridgestone nobblies standard size.

@minia Thanks Minia My laptops decided to play up.. fingers crossed I can repair it and upload asap

Unless the bike has had an insurance claim made on it, it wont be on the insurance catagoration register. It will however be marked as stolen on pnc if its been reported to the police as stolen and you dont tell them you have got it back. If you dont tell them soon as you tax it dvla will tell them as stolen bike has been taxed. What were you doing buying your own bike back anyway ? You should have went to see it, checked the frame number, walked away and rang the bizzyz and they would have got it back for free and removed the stolen marker from the pnc.

@sgt-robuck-5 Don't forget the ignitech @Darty rates them. I used Zeel because it came recommended to me. I will be buying zeel for my upcoming project. I've had problems with them, I contacted them and they sorted it out no quibbles. Peace of mind.

I have always been able to tap them out with a brass rod i use for that, as well as wheelbearings ect.

@calum I've got it going. If I connect it to a battery it does its "cleaning" cycle and when I started it and give some revs it works ie moves the pv back and forth. My next question is how would I go about charging the battery from the magneto/stator? To keep charge in the battery.

@sgt-robuck-5 doesn't work like that. Air pushes coolant up in the expansion tank filling it and then spits out on the road. Then returns to normal once cool. Just open the radiator cap and bleed it, problem solved.

@scrimsmustang The other thing is, there is no guarantee it wouldn't need work. And then there goes your profit margin. I've yet to see a rotax engine that hasn't suffered damage...

@irongamer727 I’d say so yes

Bike not been rode at minute iv took it off road to get something things sorted and painted But thanks will get that sorted soon as

@2stroketerry I personally run sintered ones on the rear and organics on the front. Brakes nice and good to slide on the back wheel with the sintered.