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  • July 29, 2009 at 9:22 am #145749

    Mal
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    twobanger wrote:

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

    They look red on the web site mate. The six day one looks the goods though.

    The girl just came home and I showed her Ollies 2010 Gasser, and now she likes that one too. Lucky I ddin’t ring the Husky dealer today. When do they arrive Oliie?

    About the Husky Ollie. I didn’t have a lot of time to think about the clutch feel, too busy braking for the next corner. Seemed ok for the ten minute run I had on it. The kick starter is ok, nothing like pushing a button on the bars for a start.

    July 29, 2009 at 9:31 am #145752

    Greg
    Member

    Mal my step father has a Husky 250 08 smoker, he loves it and is racing it at Yellow Mountain next weekend, thats a 440km race. PM me if you would like to give him a call, he lives in Orange and is a helpful guy, he is on here Gabba is his name PM him maybe easier

    As I told you he once if I was to buy another bike I would but a 300 Husky smoker, but dont tell anyone :P

    TB

    July 29, 2009 at 9:36 am #145753

    Dean
    Member

    I think it is late August they are due to arrive. I dont mind Kicking the bike as the Gasser starts real easy ,but the kicker on the Husky is the same as the one on my 98 360 and I think they are pretty ordinary especially if you are a bit shorter in the leg. You cant start the Husky in Gear, No problems on the Gasser.The clutch from what X was saying is just wrong and should be a Hydraulic one like the the Kato and Gasser. small issues but at the end of the day of riding in the snot,all those minor things add up.

    cheers mate

    Ollie

    July 29, 2009 at 9:39 am #145538

    Brendon Carre
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    TB if you rode a two smoker know after you 6fiddy, you would need to carry a spare set of rings in your bum bag mate!!:P

    July 29, 2009 at 9:42 am #145758

    Greg
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    boulder wrote:

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    TB if you rode a two smoker know after you 6fiddy, you would need to carry a spare set of rings in your bum bag mate!!:P

    Yeah could be right mate :laugh: but not replacing my bike for a long long time, nothing to replace it with (that would be my choice but only a smoker for cheaper running costs ):P

    TB

    July 29, 2009 at 9:49 am #145744

    dennis da menace
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    mal5.1 wrote:

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    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.

    :laugh: :laugh: i thought you said that you wore the pants mal, or was that you just talking tuff with the boys:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

    July 29, 2009 at 9:51 am #145759

    dennis da menace
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    Trailboss wrote:

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    boulder wrote:

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    TB if you rode a two smoker know after you 6fiddy, you would need to carry a spare set of rings in your bum bag mate!!:P

    Yeah could be right mate :laugh: but not replacing my bike for a long long time, nothing to replace it with (that would be my choice but only a smoker for cheaper running costs ):P

    TB

    and the smell TB, dont forget the smell.:laugh: :laugh:

    July 29, 2009 at 9:56 am #145761

    Mal
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    menace wrote:

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    mal5.1 wrote:

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    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.

    :laugh: :laugh: i thought you said that you wore the pants mal, or was that you just talking tuff with the boys:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

    Just talking tuff with the boys mate. :P

    But she does have a keen eye for good looking stuff, she picked me all those years ago.:woohoo:

    July 29, 2009 at 10:05 am #145763

    Greg
    Member

    mal5.1 wrote:

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    But she does have a keen eye for good looking stuff, she picked me all those years ago.:woohoo:

    Yeah right not!!

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    Have a look at your head in that picture, damn lucky love is blind !!:laugh:

    TB

    July 29, 2009 at 10:06 am #145760

    scott bocking
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    Trailboss wrote:

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    boulder wrote:

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    TB if you rode a two smoker know after you 6fiddy, you would need to carry a spare set of rings in your bum bag mate!!:P

    Yeah could be right mate :laugh: but not replacing my bike for a long long time, nothing to replace it with (that would be my choice but only a smoker for cheaper running costs ):P

    TB

    As if you care about running costs TB.

    Anyone who mounts a new rear tyre every second ride and uses a bucket of Shine and Go each wash is not concerned with the cost, they do it for the love:)

    July 29, 2009 at 10:09 am #145768

    Greg
    Member

    singletrackmind wrote:

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    Trailboss wrote:

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    boulder wrote:

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    TB if you rode a two smoker know after you 6fiddy, you would need to carry a spare set of rings in your bum bag mate!!:P

    Yeah could be right mate :laugh: but not replacing my bike for a long long time, nothing to replace it with (that would be my choice but only a smoker for cheaper running costs ):P

    TB

    As if you care about running costs TB.

    Anyone who mounts a new rear tyre every second ride and uses a bucket of Shine and Go each wash is not concerned with the cost, they do it for the love:)

    Yeah but if I reduce running costs I can fit a new tyre every ride and fill a sheep dip with bike shine and run the bike through it :laugh: :laugh:

    Whats wrong being well prepared :(

    TB

    July 29, 2009 at 10:09 am #145754

    Chris Warwick
    Member

    mal5.1 wrote:

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    twobanger wrote:

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

    They look red on the web site mate. The six day one looks the goods though.

    The girl just came home and I showed her Ollies 2010 Gasser, and now she likes that one too. Lucky I ddin’t ring the Husky dealer today. When do they arrive Oliie?

    About the Husky Ollie. I didn’t have a lot of time to think about the clutch feel, too busy braking for the next corner. Seemed ok for the ten minute run I had on it. The kick starter is ok, nothing like pushing a button on the bars for a start.

    Hey Mal

    I rode up at hampton with a guy from melbourne with a 300 Gasgas and he did a main bearing in at full noise beside my at 120km’s on dual trails like we where on today.

    She lock up solid and wouldn’t turn over at all so make your mind before you buy Dude.

    Cheers
    Dr D

    July 29, 2009 at 10:12 am #145769

    Greg
    Member

    Oh I forgot to mention that Dr D’s Kato stops in creek crossings, actually a heavy dew stops it :laugh: :angry:

    Tb

    July 29, 2009 at 10:15 am #145772

    Chris Warwick
    Member

    Trailboss wrote:

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    Oh I forgot to mention that Dr D’s Kato stops in creek crossings, actually a heavy dew stops it :laugh: :angry:

    Tb

    Working on that problem TB next time it will eat the rivers

    July 29, 2009 at 10:17 am #145770

    Dean
    Member

    [/quote]

    Hey Mal

    I rode up at hampton with a guy from melbourne with a 300 Gasgas and he did a main bearing in at full noise beside my at 120km’s on dual trails like we where on today.

    She lock up solid and wouldn’t turn over at all so make your mind before you buy Dude.

    Cheers
    Dr D[/quote]

    Hey Dr D what year model was this 300? I know they have changed the bearings in the newer models, I think 05 and Older had the shite ones.

    Ollie

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