Aaron Wilde

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  • in reply to: reinstating ADR gear for rego #248380

    Aaron Wilde
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    Hey Andy. Seeing you have all the gear off it I would think very seriously about not putting the original rear indicators back on. They are not built to stand the bike being on its side. :( I put some smaller after market ones on it and they were much better. The only other bitch with aftermarket is having to lengthen the wires.

    in reply to: COWPATT CORNER #248376

    Aaron Wilde
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    EAGLE`02 wrote:
    Wasn`t talkin` about you LC ;)
    Only those Tamworth Turkeys :P :laugh:

    Oh and one more thing eags. There are no turkeys now living any where near Tamworth. :blink:
    They pissed off when they saw what we were doing with the goats…. And our cousins. :kiss: :sick:

    in reply to: COWPATT CORNER #146273

    Aaron Wilde
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    Hey eages you mentioned something in that post that I think really need clearing up. Parachute hill is not really that steep. It’s a hill we usually race down or up. It is one of those fun hills where you usually do a bit of bar banging and have a ball. It’s one of those hills that you love when you are on a big bore. Cory once named it the “fluffy duck” which is probably a better description than parachute. This has nothing to do really with the adv v trail rider stuff which I think is very entertaining as long as people continue to use plenty of emoticons. :woohoo: :P :cheer: :kiss: :pinch: :laugh: :laugh:

    in reply to: Single Saturday 17-8-13 #248228

    Aaron Wilde
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    All I can say about this ride is wow. B)
    This will make things real easy for you Bollocks with prep for the extreme ride at Nundle. Just find some cliff covered in lantana and blackberry and point to it on the day :unsure: Murph and the other mad men will think they are at home. :laugh:

    in reply to: CRF gives birth #248257

    Aaron Wilde
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    Like the others said. Usual stuff. Look up you tube and learn how to ajust the valves. They are piss easy and chances are its never been done. Xr100’s all over Australia have been used and neglected and still front up for work again and again. Great idea snowy. Sounds like family fun coming up. B)


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    snowy09 wrote:
    Only two weekends away now Im excited and I cant even friggin ride!

    How is this different from before you hurt your leg. :laugh: :P

    in reply to: New Bike #248054

    Aaron Wilde
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    Nice buy ;) I went into the KTM dealer today to pick up some parts which surprise surprise were not in yet. :blink: There was a 350 450 and 500 six day editions there and they were pretty mad bits of kit. B)

    in reply to: Rego check, DOH !!! #248123

    Aaron Wilde
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    Thanks for going through that for me mate. I probably would have done the same thing as I thought it was three years too. :laugh:


    Aaron Wilde
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    Yeah I heard that boonit will not be riding Sunday. :blink: :P

    in reply to: Motion Pro swingarm / linkage tool #247844

    Aaron Wilde
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    Thanks TB. I could see how that would be as we put a graphics kit on a bike and tried a heat gun in a few spots but it was a bit vicious. :) I have seen the fitters put some bearings in the over night fridge also before an install.

    in reply to: Motion Pro swingarm / linkage tool #247843

    Aaron Wilde
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    This thing looks pretty handy. I used the press at work when I did mine. But that dragged me away from home using up precious brownie points. :( This looks like something I could keep in my home tool box. Thanks for posting. BTW I was talking to Buzz re this today and he asked if his old hair dryer would do to heat up linkages and the like. I couldn’t see why not just as long as he held it there long enough. :whistle:

    in reply to: hills of gold test session ride report. #247838

    Aaron Wilde
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    I’m not surprised as last time I went up there I almost hit two on two seperate incidents. Fairly scary as I was on a main road at transport speeds. :pinch:
    Hope the bike makes a speedy recovery. :P

    in reply to: Hand Held Bush Saws who uses what? #247719

    Aaron Wilde
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    I love lantana man!! What a legend!!!


    Aaron Wilde
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    Logan wrote:
    Boony

    I can make it for the Saturday run, but need to bail after the ride.

    One of my mates from Cessnock will be staying with me that weekend, so I’ll bring him along. He rides a CRF450X……..this will be his first OBT ride and his first experience of Nundle. :)

    Logan :blink:

    Logan you should get your mate to join old bulls and do a quick spiel in the introduce yourself threads. ;)
    That way we will have an excuse to be logged on to old bulls “Just waiting for your mate!” 😆
    I’m sure there will be other rides he will want to go on seeing he is from cesnock. :)


    Aaron Wilde
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    Hey spidy you may want to use the time to hone your riding techniques. :P Young Polly has got a real bike now and takes a fair bit of argy Bargy to wheel him. ;) I think Polly might be looking for a bit of pay back. Might want to buy yourself a mouth guard. :silly: I on the other hand will relish the peppering of gravel from an angry 300 :unsure:
    Also back by popular demand will be the big black dyno runs to check the effectiveness of 250 fettling.
    We may also run the all powers engine off race which is always good to see which old bull has more than the average share of gravity. (Read fattest )
    Other things that will not be making a return are the “inferno at the ring of knowledge” as boony has discovered a more politically correct but boooorrrring way of lighting them. 😆
    And it has been requested by the park owner that there will be no explosives of any form brought to the event. :blush:

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