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  • #172691

    TB,

    If I bring a bottle of rum with me can I bring my bike along and join in!! I really need someone to guide me on what to do and not do.

    I have locked myself in for organised ride from Perth to Airlie Beach in September (16days) this year (taking my bike). I know they will have support available but I prefer to go into this trip well prepared.

    Kat :woohoo: :woohoo:

    PS… I’m crazy but life is too short :unsure:

    #172827

    Greg
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    Alright a bike clinic then let me give it some thought and work out the best way to do it ;)

    TB

    #172692

    Mike
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    Was with my bike tonight… Decided to cancel the service as there really is nothing wrong with the bike. I know I will be hit up for at least $600 when I guess I don’t have to be paying anywhere near that price right now.

    A “social service” with Bundies in hand sounds like a much better option. :laugh: :laugh: That way I can learn what there is to know and hopefully will be able to carry out many repairs myself.

    Ollie, you are right! To not take advantage of an offer like that would be crazy!

    Trailboss, It would be very much appreciated if you could show me a thing or two so im not so clueless when it comes to the mechanics of my bike hehe. Def Count me in! ;) ;)

    #172853

    Fez
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    Freeze ask him how to fix a busted LHS radiator. He should have looked into that by now. :ohmy: :ohmy: :ohmy:

    #172884

    Greg
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    Uncle Fester wrote:

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    Freeze ask him how to fix a busted LHS radiator. He should have looked into that by now. :ohmy: :ohmy: :ohmy:

    You are a gem Fes bless you cotton socks :laugh: , radiator is taken care of, but these things happen if you RIDE YOUR bike :P

    TB

    #172885

    Fez
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    TB it might get dirty if I ride it. I do ride it to work quite a bit, but hitting the trails is a luxury ATM.

    #172886

    Greg
    Member

    Uncle Fester wrote:

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    TB it might get dirty if I ride it. I do ride it to work quite a bit, but hitting the trails is a luxury ATM.

    Bending radiators isnt :( :laugh:

    #172887

    Mal
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    I’d like to learn how a cast piston can cost so much :ohmy:

    Can you teach me that TB :laugh:

    Seriously though if anyone does a ‘clinic’ with TB you will learn heaps. He has a knack for teaching.

    #172889

    Mick D
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    mal5.1 wrote:

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    . He has a knack for teaching.

    So he bloody should, that is what he is supposed to do for a job.

    #172888

    Matt Baker
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    Trailboss wrote:

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    Uncle Fester wrote:

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    TB it might get dirty if I ride it. I do ride it to work quite a bit, but hitting the trails is a luxury ATM.

    Bending radiators isnt :( :laugh:

    I ripped my radiator off on Sunday, ripped a tree out of the ground while I was at it.

    #172890

    Fez
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    micknmeld wrote:

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    mal5.1 wrote:

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    . He has a knack for teaching.

    So he bloody should, that is what he is supposed to do for a job.

    So by that reconing Mick all your posts should be pure poetry, but all we see ever see is pure BS. :P

    #172899

    Greg
    Member

    OK for all those that are interested in the first Old Bull Bike Clinic as such I am sorting out a date, sorry it cant be until June because of my work load, ride schedule, helping at race events oh and my family :laugh:

    It will be a one day event with a BBQ more details when I get a date sorted

    TB

    #172693

    Hi TB… thats great and can’t wait. So is the entry fee a bottle of rum?? and can we help you consume it??

    #173286

    Greg
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    KatGirl wrote:

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    Hi TB… thats great and can’t wait. So is the entry fee a bottle of rum?? and can we help you consume it??

    Hell yeah but after we drain the carby, change a tube, lube the cables, adjust the chain, check the valve clearances, change the oil, grease the headset bearings, change brake pads etc etc etc etc

    Then we can get on it :laugh:

    TB

    #172694

    That sounds like …. blah blah blah blah then drink rum and coke. that works for me 😆

    Only joking.

    Can you also cover what a typical tool kit should contain…. It always important for women to have all the bits in her handbag!!! :P

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