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GB it is fine I am sending him some stuff he asked for and in the parcel I'll add a doz of the wee little devils for him......free of course.
Thanks greenbarn, I think I can safely say after a sleepless 10 hours,I am glad we don't have crickets. 
Here you go, Shunter:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yd0fBXwDBmo
Put this on your stereo, preferably with surround sound, and play it tonight. It'll make you sleep good.. 
That's a very good description ratman,that's exactly what I would imagine it would be like but we don't have crickets. 
Hope you get it solved soon, it is like having a cricket in the house and can not find it.....
Ratman we have two, Ballamodha straight is 2miles long and mountain mile. No shortage of empty roads to test it out. It happened to me last night when I opened it up in 2nd gear and I thought then,I really need to get to the bottom of this very annoying fault.
Do you actually have a stretch o straight road on the Ilse that lets you get to second gear? I need to look closely at a map of that place.....
I really will have to knuckle down and start looking for the fault,GB is sort of right since fitting the new seat I have sort of just taken it easy in second gear,as I just wanted to ride it. I will start looking soon I promise 
That new seat probably straightened it out.....
Just Curious. Did you ever get it figured out?
The more I make the bike do it I really think it is electrical or fuel related but to be fair it will not write off anything until I have tried it.
Are there any additives in the engine oil? Teflon and other friction enhancers do slip the clutch and should not be used. I must say you would have found out soon enough, riding over a bump in the road, still this could be left unmentioned and there is quite a bit of cushioning from the dampers.
QuoteWorn clutches can slip at low speed. In second gear is where I really expect to notice. This is supposedly happening when force is applied. The bike was ridden as a Christmas tree, only because it could? The owner must have had high demands and probably bought miracle oil.The clutch is also something I thought about right at first, because the clutch is a known problem on the 1500's. But it doesn't really make sense it only happens in 2nd.
LOL that's why I am poor. 
Ok I need to see Andrea on the fireblade to believe you......oh my fine friend Uncle Malcolm decided to show me this picture also.......
Castle Shunter on the Isle....and you claim to be poor .......Laird Shunter.....
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