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June 25, 2012 at 10:03 pm #224956moto wrote:All bikes weigh more than published figures and there is no way your WR is 108Kg
TB has a good point about a new WR250 though…………
It doesn’t with 5 litres of silicon spray on it :laugh:
STM
June 25, 2012 at 10:15 pm #211300My wr weighs f’all when i’m riding it and 200kg when i have to pick it up from the bottom side of a hill
Are we cockin on about weight again :silly:
I apparrently just bought one of the heavier (performance ag )bikes on the market and it handles like a dream and turns on a dime
its taller than my old weapon >………i was a bit concerned about that before i smashed some trails
So stop cockin on about weight and handling until you’ve riden every bike available on every trail there is (cause i have done this of course) :whistle:
But in all seriousness its handling not weight
its all a compromise between power (being a very broad word there are a few different aspects involved)and agility …………and being able to pick it up when you fall off
and just to keep this thread on topic i might even use some ct18 and silicon spray to keep my steed clean :laugh:
June 25, 2012 at 10:46 pm #224973just weighed my ktm300 with bathroom scales 58 back 55 front with 5 litres of fuel (guestamat)oil etc barkbusters bashplate radiater guards ultra heavy duty tubes 113kgs .speedo blinkers horn chainguard fell of somewhere
June 25, 2012 at 11:08 pm #224974Bob wrote:My wr weighs f’all when i’m riding it and 200kg when i have to pick it up from the bottom side of a hillAre we cockin on about weight again :silly:
I apparrently just bought one of the heavier (performance ag )bikes on the market and it handles like a dream and turns on a dime
its taller than my old weapon >………i was a bit concerned about that before i smashed some trails
So stop cockin on about weight and handling until you’ve riden every bike available on every trail there is (cause i have done this of course) :whistle:
But in all seriousness its handling not weight
its all a compromise between power (being a very broad word there are a few different aspects involved)and agility …………and being able to pick it up when you fall off
and just to keep this thread on topic i might even use some ct18 and silicon spray to keep my steed clean :laugh:
According to the source that I took the weights from (ADB 450 shootout) your bike is lighter than a Berg 450 once the ADR crud is removed.
And you even showing up in a bike cleaning thread is off topic BobSTM
June 25, 2012 at 11:29 pm #211301How much is it supposed to weigh???
without the mud
Whats better ct 18 or 20 :whistle:
I armoralled my bike this arvo :whistle:
How come everyone has 2 sets of bathroom scales ??
June 25, 2012 at 11:48 pm #224983Bob wrote:How much is it supposed to weigh???without the mud
Whats better ct 18 or 20 :whistle:
I armoralled my bike this arvo :whistle:
How come everyone has 2 sets of bathroom scales ??
LC has one for him and one for the stash!
June 25, 2012 at 11:49 pm #224984Bobby 20 has wax in it I think, ie wash and wax, 18 is just wash.
June 26, 2012 at 12:08 am #211302Shit i’m talented i used one set of scales on my bike stand
The weight was …………………………………………..
121kg and only have approx 2 l of fuel in it
shit tubes
no mud
cause i washed it …………and wipedmy camelbak weighed 9 kg thats without a litre fuel bottle
I did the back wheel and then the front wheel and came up with 67 and 60, 127kg
Baaa blaaa blaaa
:woohoo:June 26, 2012 at 12:13 am #224985chris72a wrote:Bobby 20 has wax in it I think, ie wash and wax, 18 is just wash.CORRECT,,,
CT20 WASH & WAX it is called,, I use it on my cars too
It is the go to keep a good shine & keep it all schmick looking easily
June 26, 2012 at 12:19 am #224989I would weigh mine but I couldn’t be arsed you guys have way too much free time.
June 26, 2012 at 12:21 am #211303Ditto,,
Who gives a damn,,,, just ride the suckers :laugh:
June 26, 2012 at 12:21 am #224990EAGLE`02 wrote:chris72a wrote:Bobby 20 has wax in it I think, ie wash and wax, 18 is just wash.CORRECT,,,
CT20 WASH & WAX it is called,, I use it on my cars too
It is the go to keep a good shine & keep it all schmick looking easily
Yes beags that is correct
I only use the 18 for under the guards on the cars the rest I use the muc-off ubershampoo, cause it smells like apples.
June 26, 2012 at 1:01 am #224991STM,,what be the silicone spray you speek of ??????? :huh: :huh: :huh:
I use wet look , the bike looks dandy when done, but its a dust magnet :blush: , the bike ends up filthy before i even get it of the trailor if we go on a dirt road to get to the launch pad for the ride. :angry: :angry: :angry:
the ever inquisitive
Boony
June 26, 2012 at 1:46 am #224987Bob wrote:Shit i’m talented i used one set of scales on my bike standThe weight was …………………………………………..
121kg and only have approx 2 l of fuel in it
shit tubes
no mud
cause i washed it …………and wipedmy camelbak weighed 9 kg thats without a litre fuel bottle
I did the back wheel and then the front wheel and came up with 67 and 60, 127kg
Baaa blaaa blaaa
:woohoo:Not sure what happened but I tried your weighing method for the DRZ and the scales shit themselves into little bits. Probably shouldnt have used the girls glass top scales. Tried at the local transport depot but they reckon their scales dont go that high!
June 26, 2012 at 1:49 am #224996Boony wrote:STM,,what be the silicone spray you speek of ??????? :huh: :huh: :huh:
I use wet look , the bike looks dandy when done, but its a dust magnet :blush: , the bike ends up filthy before i even get it of the trailor if we go on a dirt road to get to the launch pad for the ride. :angry: :angry: :angry:
the ever inquisitive
Boony
I only use a cheap one from any auto super store. The trick is that I ride out my garage door and I am not sure what dust is :laugh:
STM
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