#Oggy and jack goes on vacation series#

If you’re feeling a bit tired or impatient before putting the fairings back on have a break, having a coffee or beer in the shed is a great way to relax. Once you’re 100% sure you’ve tightened everything appropriately it’s time to replace all the fairings. DON’T add the Oggy Knobbs puck at this point. I used my torque wrench to do this, again switching between the two bolts. Then grab your socket wrench (ratchet) and tighten them up, switching between the two to keep even pressure.įinally tighten them to the recommended torque setting in the instructions. Now tighten both bolts by hand, switching between the two. Next undo the other engine/frame bolt and put the correct spacer in place, then swing the bracket up, add the provided bolt and washer. NOTE: On the left side of the bike there are steel spacers that sit between the frame and engine mount, these need to remain in the same position when you do this step, a piece of masking tape will hold them in place, or just make sure you replace them as you fit the bracket. Undo one of the frame/engine bolts and place the spacer inside the frame mounting point, then use the bolt and washer provided to hold the Oggy bracket in place, just tighten by hand and leave some room for the bracket to move. I use a car jack and remove the wheels to get the clearance. Now make sure your jack is under the engine providing some support. This is probably the most painless assembly I’ve found on a faired bike, so good job to Kawasaki! That’s the most difficult part of the job, especially the first time when you’re figuring out where the bolts to remove are, and how everything goes together. If the fairing is not coming away make sure you haven’t forgotten a bolt, and see if there’s a fairing barb through a grommit that may be causing resistance. On the left side of the bike, there’s a bracket holding two fuse boxes to the fairing, simply wiggle them loose and they can rest against the side of the bike (remember to slide them back over the bracket on refitment). With the indicator disconnected remove the fairing and place it somewhere safe, like on a towel where it won’t get kicked, dropped, knocked or otherwise scratched. They have the same cat faces as the rest of the townsfolk.Įpisode list Season 1 (2021) No.The only difference on the left side is the inclusion of these two fuse boxes on brackets inside the fairing He has Santa's red and white outfit and light yellow fur. Santa Paws - A cat who shows up in the series' Christmas specials, based off of Santa Claus (although his stature is small, like the rest of the cats).Wild Cat - The odd one out, who's moreso inline with nature.Unlike the original (where she resembled Oggy), she is a cat with a peach body, gray hair and always wears opaque glasses. Grandma - Implied to be Oggy's grandma, as seen in 'Eyes on the Prize'.Other characters in Oggy's hometown include: She is a kitten with white sports visor, dark green polo, white shorts and shoes with two stripes on each side. He is a kitten with yellow glasses, light green polo, black overalls, and white shoes with grey laces. He is a kitten with a light blue body, black dotted eyes, red nose, white stomach and feet. Oggy is the only character who communicates with sound effects of a cat, rather than being voiced.

Oggy - The titular character, he is an optimistic and fun-loving kitten.Peculiarly enough, Jack and Olivia (who are both cats) are absent in Oggy Oggy, but are seen (with the show's 2D art style) on a framed photo in 'Santa's Christmas'. Unlike the original series, Oggy Oggy takes place in a town where cats happily reside (though mischievous cats can show up at times).

#Oggy and jack goes on vacation series#

The series follows Oggy as a kitten, who goes on cockroach-free adventures with his friends (Mallow and Sporty) in a world where everything's made out of kids' toys. It is a spin-off and prequel to Oggy and the Cockroaches, based on the character by Jean-Yves Raimbaud and billed as the first French Netflix Original, in terms of animated series. Oggy Oggy is a French preschool computer-animated streaming television series created by Jean Cayrol and Cédric Guarneri and is produced by Xilam Animation, with the participation of Netflix and France Televisions. Oggy and the Cockroaches: Next Generation