What did you do to your bike today?

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  • #229505

    Rode it of coarse. ;)
    Had two days riding awesome singles with my son and a bunch of great fella’s
    Tim broke his front guard and was finding it hard to ride until it was mentioned to take the back part of the guard off and point that forward. It made it easier to ride and it did look kinda funky.
    I must be still a bit rusty as a sling was put on my bike on one particular steep section. :blush:
    Cheers
    Murph

    #227431

    craig evans
    Member

    rode it fell off dirtied it scratched it and fell off more and more [ man i dont like rocks ] now to clean it, they say the only way to get better is to keep practicing the only thing im getn better at is falling off not ridn :laugh: :laugh:

    #229506

    Steve Wyeth
    Member
    singletrackmind wrote:
    I am keen to see some Pics of your bike with all it’s new bling and sticker kit as I won’t get to see you in Noosa

    STM

    ;)

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    #229604

    Mike Wyeth
    Member

    She’s looking schmicko Steve, shame i’m not going to get a go in Imbil forest on the 28th mate,
    no chance of a late sickie !!

    #229605

    Steve Wyeth
    Member

    No mate cry00000.gif

    There is Coffs I suppose, it is a wicked bike :woohoo:

    #229606

    Wow!
    Nice work Moto.

    STM

    #229607

    Matt Baker
    Member

    New grips, new front and rear tyre, new front and rear wheel bearings but as I suspected the rear bearings weren’t too bad its the swing arm bushes that are rooted. Thats a job for next time. :(

    My bike looks crappy next to Motos so I won’t show you a pic :)

    All work carried out while on the payroll ;) , gotta love Railcorp B)

    #229635

    sponsored by Railcorp, LC?
    I’m also lucky enough to be sponsored by a large government body
    Not saying who though. ;) ;)
    Way to go. :whistle:
    Cheers
    Murph

    #229638

    Matt Baker
    Member

    None of my managers are members of Old Bulls so I guess it alright to brag :laugh:

    I hurt my hand a little bit too, wonder if I should go on compo :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

    #229644

    :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

    #227432

    Cleaned the airfilter and threw a new m12 on the front with a mitchy uhd.

    #227433

    Cleaned the airfilter and threw a new m12 on the front with a mitchy uhd. And made the footpeg child proof so there is no bleeding heads round here :)

    #227434

    Cleaned the airfilter and threw a new m12 on the front with a mitchy uhd. And made the footpeg child proof so there is no bleeding heads round here :)

    #229661

    Dean
    Member

    Fitted the new SHOWA suspension,

    The top triple had to have packing machined up
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    Fitted the CRF front Wheel and oversize (270mm) front Disk
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    The gasgas Nissan brake fitted straight on
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    The Showa forks are a bit longer so I had to slide them through the triple clamp about 6mm more
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    Fitted a Cycra Disk gaurd and took her for a run in some local fire trail
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    While I was at it I fitted an ASV perch clamp and safety wired up a new Longer throttle cable
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    Goes Good now cant wait for a decent ride
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    Ollie

    #229799

    Looks the goods Ollie.
    You will one that front rotor once it beds in. The Showa is a long fork so just check with it raised that far in your crown that at full travel your tyre does not bottom out on your front guard, You have probably done that but just in case.

    STM

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