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February 10, 2009 at 2:39 am #95850
as the name suggests add your 2 pennies worth to this heading
When you ride a KTM…..
Do you feel superior?
Do you always find yourself on the ground lying under the bike for no particular reason?
Do you get sick of trying to coordinate the colour scheme?
Do you feel like one of the “in” crowd
Do you honestly believe PDS works as well as linkage systems?feel free to detract or defend
lets do the numbers
BC
February 10, 2009 at 2:43 am #121725When you ride a KTM,you are convinced it is a race bike.
When you ride a KTM,you will have the shits with MR Blue for starting this thread.
When you ride a KTM,you must have KTM stickers on your car.
February 10, 2009 at 2:57 am #121735The KTM boys seem to have gone quite on us MR blue.
February 10, 2009 at 3:00 am #121726
AnonymousMr Blue wrote:
as the name suggests add your 2 pennies worth to this headingWhen you ride a KTM…..
Do you feel superior? No, I feel like a dirtbiker riding with other dirtbikers
Do you always find yourself on the ground lying under the bike for no particular reason? Yes, this does happen :blush:
Do you get sick of trying to coordinate the colour scheme? No, I purposely bought black and white so that I can change colour bikes and it won’t matter. Plus it makes me look like a strom trooper which is cooler than you can imagine
Do you feel like one of the “in” crowd It feels good having a bike and being part of the ‘community’
Do you honestly believe PDS works as well as linkage systems? No, I think that a likage system is a superior design, I also feel that to make the most out of it and for the PDS to be a significant hinderance you need to be a pretty good rider, better than most on the trails. Some people say PDS is shit because they don’t know their arse from their elbow and they hear every other colour rider saying it. People said 4 strokes were shit when everyone rode 2 smokers. Now how many people ride a 4 stroke?February 10, 2009 at 3:06 am #121738PDS
I had never heard of it.
I presumed that every KTM came with a Product,Disclosure, Statement.February 10, 2009 at 3:14 am #121739spot on Moto
PDS $80 to replace moving parts and 15min install time start to finish linkage hmmm $300+ 2hrs and a six pack later it still has movement because the bushes were a extra $130February 10, 2009 at 3:18 am #121743KTM Bull wrote:
Quote:spot on Moto
PDS $80 to replace moving parts and 15min install time start to finish linkage hmmm $300+ 2hrs and a six pack later it still has movement because the bushes were a extra $130When you ride a KTM,apparently it is an easy and cheap job to put the suspension back in.
February 10, 2009 at 3:24 am #121745
Anonymousmicknmeld wrote:
Quote:KTM Bull wrote:Quote:spot on Moto
PDS $80 to replace moving parts and 15min install time start to finish linkage hmmm $300+ 2hrs and a six pack later it still has movement because the bushes were a extra $130When you ride a KTM,apparently it is an easy and cheap job to put the suspension back in.
Well, that is true, it is very easy. I would question how much of a bonus that is, I mean how often do you remove your shock for you to appreciate the hour saved in messing with a likage. The big bonus is that it doesn’t have the perishable parts that a linkage does
February 10, 2009 at 3:31 am #121727When you ride a KTM it pays to have Health insurance..for all those times you find yourself under said KTM.
When you ride a KTM, it pays to ensure those tubes hanging out the bottom of the bike are re run elsewhere, cause they’re a Biatch to start when they Slurp water up themFor those KTM riders here Peeved off with their PDS, have you looked into the little valve( to me looks like BIG carb screw) thingy that apparently makes it much better? Apparently it pays to have one in the system?( goes inside somepart of the shock absorber? sorry not tech wizz) The KTM riders I know ARE too superior to ride with me…As i cant keep up..but thats good, cause when they broke their legs..I didnt have to deal with it.
February 10, 2009 at 3:38 am #121748yes the collapsible needle affair, yes i had one of them which in effect made the bike slightly less prone to launching me over the bars on mid-sized sharp obstacles….slightly.
When you ride a KTM i know they are easy to sell.
When you ride a KTM “steering” is a term used loosely
When you ride a KTM you must maintain 100% concentration at all times
When you ride a KTM councils keep trying to hire you to do traffic control.BC
February 10, 2009 at 3:46 am #121749Traffic control….LOL..
February 10, 2009 at 3:47 am #121750
AnonymousI’ve never heard of this collapsible needle? I’ve just got a hevaier spring installed onto my bike so now I might get bucked off :ohmy:
February 10, 2009 at 3:47 am #121744KTM Bull wrote:
Quote:spot on Moto
PDS $80 to replace moving parts and 15min install time start to finish linkage hmmm $300+ 2hrs and a six pack later it still has movement because the bushes were a extra $130An “F” bush every 6 months makes up for the linkage bearing every few years for me,
but with a linkage you can also lower the bike with the exchange of one part for another Woohoo:cheer: .
When you ride a KTM you are usually over 35 yrs old
When you ride a ktm you aren’t realising your full riding experience.
When you ride a KTM you make some else richer.
When you ride a KTM you truly can boast you are on an expensive european machine.
When you ride a KTM chances are someelse is riding your missus.BC
all TIG, all the timeFebruary 10, 2009 at 4:04 am #121755Mr Blue wrote:
Quote:KTM Bull wrote:Quote:spot on Moto
PDS $80 to replace moving parts and 15min install time start to finish linkage hmmm $300+ 2hrs and a six pack later it still has movement because the bushes were a extra $130An “F” bush every 6 months makes up for the linkage bearing every few years for me,
but with a linkage you can also lower the bike with the exchange of one part for another Woohoo:cheer: .
When you ride a KTM you are usually over 35 yrs old
When you ride a ktm you aren’t realising your full riding experience.
When you ride a KTM you make some else richer.
When you ride a KTM you truly can boast you are on an expensive european machine.
When you ride a KTM chances are someelse is riding your missus.BC
all TIG, all the timedo blue have that many it starts at “a” bush tru to “f”
February 10, 2009 at 4:05 am #121754Moto wrote:
Quote:I’ve never heard of this collapsible needle? I’ve just got a hevaier spring installed onto my bike so now I might get bucked off :ohmy:Sorry MOTO, I tried to get this across before somewhere for you…I guess I need to read upi more on Tech stuff so I can mamble intelligently.:dry:
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