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Old 19-03-15, 19:26
redbikejohn redbikejohn is offline
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Running the bike a little now and again in winter isn't a great idea. As the engine isn't really getting hot ie as hot as a normal ride, it can create moisture inside. This probably caused the friction plate and metal plate to stick together.
If you are going to run it in winter then it has to get hot hot. Better yet coat it afc 50 and ride it all year!
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