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  • #145709

    jamie
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    ekipS wrote:

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    Robbo maybe you wont,

    quote from one of the papers

    ” in this latest attack somalian pirates intercepted and raided the Liberian registered MSC FIRENZE and stole 3 containers of motorcycles that were heading for Sydney Australia from Europe. The ship was due in the Port of Sydney on August the 14th”

    :laugh: :woohoo: :ohmy:

    No ones getting one anyway, might just be the pirates riding them.:laugh:

    Or maybe the somalians are getting together a new team for the ISDE?

    disclaimer – maybe the above did or did not happen :laugh:

    #145729

    Nick Gilbert
    Member

    made your own bash plate did you?!! that sweet looking alloy job?!! must be pretty well made!!

    #145732

    Dean
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    chiefgili wrote:

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    made your own bash plate did you?!! that sweet looking alloy job?!! must be pretty well made!!

    Yeh well I had to use it as a training aid for one of the less experienced guys in my shop:laugh:

    Ollie

    #145536

    drew
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    Hey Ollie, i may have asked before.

    but how many km’s have you put on your’s?

    any issues/probs ? apart from the seat:lol:

    drew.

    #145734

    Nick Gilbert
    Member

    comment withdrawn! its a very pretty little gas gas you have there ollie!! :P

    #145730

    Greg
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    Ollie wrote:

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    Thanks TB;) Everyone who has ridden mine has come away with a positive thing to say, Not everyone likes 2 stroke power and I wouldnt recommend if you had a lot of commuting on the cards. The Gasser is probably the tamest of all the manufacturers but that is a good thing in my books perfectly suited to trail riding.

    They definatley need a pipe guard and bash plate,thats why I made my own;) but they are readily available from dealers.

    Ollie

    Yeah I agree, dont see many of them around.

    Its hard to not be impressed by Champo’s TM mate it does everything, everywhere so well, not a issue no fork seals leaking nothing bar a piston I think for a freshen up certainly nothing major and has done the miles and been raced. Come to thing of it Menace’s and DR D’s Ktms also seem to adapt to anything very well and the Kato’s are proven no known issues, solid bottom ends not gearbox problems and dealers everywhere given good buying power. But PDS :laugh:

    Two strokes my word its like growing up all over again :laugh: and the smell :)

    TB

    #145735

    xy-transit wrote:

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    Hey Ollie, i may have asked before.

    but how many km’s have you put on your’s?

    any issues/probs ? apart from the seat:lol:

    drew.

    Are you talking about the bike or the less expeirenced guy in the shop.:P

    #145736

    Dean
    Member

    xy-transit wrote:

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    Hey Ollie, i may have asked before.

    but how many km’s have you put on your’s?

    any issues/probs ? apart from the seat:lol:

    drew.

    The bike has about 3000 kms of single track on it. I did have a problem with the Gearbox when the chain derailed and smashed the teeth off 3rd gear:( (about $700) to get fixed. Only other problems have been relatively minor, side stand is Pox and needs a bigger pad (next mod) Rimlocks are crap,fixed on later models. Air filter location can be tricky to get right The forks need a bushing mod done. but other than that she’s been really good and would definatley get another.

    Ollie

    #145737

    Mal
    Member

    The new gasser is a nice looking bike (for a red one). Pitty the girl hates red bikes or I would be looking at one.

    In the last week I have ridden a Husky 510 :( feels to heavy, Husky 300 :woohoo: :woohoo: holy crap, this thing needs velcro to sercure your hands to the bars, KTM 250 2T :woohoo: nice bike did 110 kms today and just loved the little bugger, KTM 300 Had a squirt on DrDs today. Feeels heavier than the 250 and much more powerful.

    I’ve been trying to decide what to buy for the last month and I think it will be the Husky 300. I’ve had the KTM 250 in the shed for a month and it still just looks like well a KTM. Even the girl says it looks crap and she loves the look of the Husky.

    Just my thoughts on the 2 stroke stuff.

    And no I haven’t ridden a Gas Gas. Went off them when they changed the colour from blue to red.

    #145738

    Greg
    Member

    Did you ever sort out what happened, Ollie was it chain off and locked the box up or did it select two gears and the shock broke the gears and threw the chain? I was only wondering as if it threw the chain first you would think it would have jammed up on the case before it could jam and then damage the box and as lots of bikes throw chains and damage case but not destroy boxes . I am sure I read somewhere as I mentioned when it failed that I saw something about the boxes? It would be a rotten feeling with a new bike under 1000kms, i know how gutted I felt when I thought mine had done a gearbox at Hillend and then to find out it wasnt excessive :blush: and without pulling it down to be going again was such a relief :)

    http://www.obtrailriders.com/index.php?option=com_kunena&Itemid=56&func=view&catid=41&id=15561&limitstart=30

    Just wondering have been meaning to ask

    TB

    #145537

    jamie
    Member

    Mal the 09 GG are blue,so you could go runout?

    And how many people say to you they love the smell of your bike = heaps. except when you first start it and its smoking like crazy.

    #145746

    Bruce Curtis
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    I know of a few recent model GG 2Ts that have had main bearing issues, weather it was a certain batch or not I don’t know.

    certainly worth a good look if you are in the market for a 300.

    BC

    #145747

    Nick Gilbert
    Member

    and the sound of a two smoker on full noise ripping up a hill….. theres nothong quite like it!

    #145751

    Greg
    Member

    chiefgili wrote:

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    and the sound of a two smoker on full noise ripping up a hill….. theres nothong quite like it!

    And the smell if its running R30 Gilli, oh I am so there :)

    TB

    #145748

    Dean
    Member

    TB not to sure what happened,I think it was the chain derailed and locked up around the the chain guide causing the damage. I noticed the chain was pretty loose when we stopped at some nice little place,but didnt adjust it,:( 1 hour or so later was when it derailed,learnt my lesson there;) I havnt heard of any others doing it even though I trawled the net trying to find a common denominator.

    Havent had any issues since which is a bonusB)

    Ollie

    Mal,how did you find the kick starter on the Husky and the heaviness of the cable clutch ? I use to love the Husky but feel there is some definate improvements required before I would outlay the hard earned,maybe the new model will see the improvements.( my opinion only) TM’s look pretty trick as well.

    Ollie

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