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    Going for ride sunday with bloke from work.:blink: not sure where. im open to suggestions if anyone is interested

    #111005

    Dean
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    Tiny wrote:

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    Going for ride sunday with bloke from work.:blink: not sure where. im open to suggestions if anyone is interested

    Tiny Hook up with shane vor I think he is planning a ride at Clarence,see the thread
    Im staying at home the olds are coming down and Ive got to clear out the garage:ohmy:

    cheers Ollie

    #111008

    Need a weekend off do we old man:kiss: next weekend is mine got a fishing comp to win hawkesbury classic:woohoo:

    #111011

    Dean
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    Tiny wrote:

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    Need a weekend off do we old man:kiss: next weekend is mine got a fishing comp to win hawkesbury classic:woohoo:

    nah mate im feeling good as I was riding the RMX !! Id still be recovering if I was on the WR:laugh:

    ollie

    #111023

    Greg
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    nah mate im feeling good as I was riding the RMX !! Id still be recovering if I was on the WR:laugh:

    ollie[/quote]

    RMX 250 1997
    Overall Length: 2 180 mm (85.8 in)
    Overall Width: 885 mm (34.8 in)
    Overall Height: 1 245 mm (49.0 in)
    Wheelbase: 1 485 mm (58.5 in)
    Weight: 105 kg (231 lbs)Engine type: Water-cooled 249 cc 1-cylinder 2-stroke. 51 hp/ 8,000 rpm, 4,8 kg-m/ 6,500 rpm.

    Dry weight for the WR450F is listed here as 114kgs, does it make that much difference Ollie?
    http://www.ricandrewsmotorcycles.com.au/catalogue/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=105

    #111026

    Anonymous

    I reckon 9Kg’s in the bush makes a big difference. I also reckon the gyroscopic effect cuased by a big piston make turning even more or energy sapping excercise. That added to the fcat that the RMX is probably less savage on the arms (even for a 2 stroke) and you will find yourself severly less stressed after a ride.

    Even more impressive you go so well on your bike when you put it like that :)

    #111027

    Dean
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    Trailboss wrote:

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    nah mate im feeling good as I was riding the RMX !! Id still be recovering if I was on the WR:laugh:

    ollie[/quote]

    RMX 250 1997
    Overall Length: 2 180 mm (85.8 in)
    Overall Width: 885 mm (34.8 in)
    Overall Height: 1 245 mm (49.0 in)
    Wheelbase: 1 485 mm (58.5 in)
    Weight: 105 kg (231 lbs)Engine type: Water-cooled 249 cc 1-cylinder 2-stroke. 51 hp/ 8,000 rpm, 4,8 kg-m/ 6,500 rpm.

    Dry weight for the WR450F is listed here as 114kgs, does it make that much difference Ollie?
    http://www.ricandrewsmotorcycles.com.au/catalogue/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=105%5B/quote%5D Yeah I dont know what it is but I do ride the 2 strokes better in my opinion and Gili has commented as well,remember the RMX is not standard and has had a lot of the weight removed,also for a bike that is based so closely on a mxer the thing torques up hills like a tractor,I love the Banana:P

    ollie

    #111035

    Anonymous

    I don’t know why you bother with the 450 Ollie. You should just bin it and spend some pennies on blinging the RMX up :)

    #111096

    Dean
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    moto wrote:

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    I don’t know why you bother with the 450 Ollie. You should just bin it and spend some pennies on blinging the RMX up :)

    Nah mate Im not into Bling,I would prefer to have essentials like protective stuff and mechanicals in good order. The WR is up for sale if anyone is interested $6200 I will put it on the for sale section later.

    cheers Ollie

    #111098

    Anonymous

    I meant some decent mods for the RMX, not shiny chrome plated handlebar grips ;) Suspension properly set-up etc.

    #111102

    Dean
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    moto wrote:

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    I meant some decent mods for the RMX, not shiny chrome plated handlebar grips ;) Suspension properly set-up etc.

    already Done

    #111111

    Anonymous

    New tyres?
    New grips?
    New bearings?
    New plastics?
    Brake pads?
    Discs?
    Chain & sprockets?

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