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teza h wrote:Will It be the south bound side that you are meeting at Pheasants Nest servo?
South bound Teza
And the more the merrier Wazzup :cheer:
Adam.
I’m up for this one now. The boss just gave me permission. :whistle:
See you tomorrow.
Adam.
teza h wrote:Yeh! I’d like to get in on this one,The location is in my neck of the woods as well. The RMX is good to go,and so am I:cheer: Anyway I will have to conferm tomoz when I’l know for sure.
Cheers Teza.No worries Teza
Promise no hills like your favorite one at Hampton
Adam.
Just my luck
You put on a ride that I feel wouldn’t scare the shit out of me and I’m booked on another ride :laugh:
I’ll just have to wait for the next one
Have a good one
Adam.
What a top weekend it turned out to be :woohoo:
The rain only went skin deep
and I only got one leach :pinch:
There’s no way better to get to know your new bike than on three special test sections and a transport section thats as hard as the special tests :woohoo:
Take Mick’s advice and fit a new tyre
It will be (and was) very slick in places :laugh:
Thanks to Protty and Mick for the oportunity to see how its all done
and for a great weekend for Sam and I
See you all on the 9th. Can’t wait :woohoo:
Adam.
rebore450 wrote:Moohahahaha! 👿
I knew that my plan to get you along to the KTM ride day would work.:whistle:
Slowly converting OBTs over to the right coloured bike one by one.:laugh:Mate, that was a quick decision, did you buy it during the minister for finance’s trip away?:dry:
I have to agree with your selection though they are an impressive bike.
Did staying in front of the pack at the sweep ride in september have anything to do with it?
Rebore.
Rebore it was all of the above :laugh:
Staying ahead of the juniors is still going to be a challenge :blush: however at least the 350 will be easier to pickup :whistle:
Adam.
Jeffro wrote:Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, don’t tell me youv’e gone off the mighty DRZ, what did you get?Gone orange
350 EXC-F, feels like it’s about half the weight of the DRZ and my back loves it :laugh:
Adam.
Mick,
Sam and I are now free
(lots of negotiations took place and I think we came second in the deal somehow) :S
Let us know the wheres, whens and hows, and what if anything we need to bring
Adam.
GaleyKTM300 wrote:Ahh the memories. Would have been a top day to ride.Nice report. It seems drowned bikes are the flavour of the week.Time to trade in the Suzuki Adam?Or just borrow the Kato?
Well as it happens I was riding Sam’s bike to prepare myself for the new 350 EXC. So the Suzuki’s days are now numbered in fact maybe the end of the week :woohoo:
Heading home. Will post report later.
BBQ for lunch tomorrow. Merv just won the meat tray. We’ll have to use a shovel for the hot plate though :laugh:
Adam.
twobanger wrote:Gotta go to a district athletics carnival, or i’d make the pilgrimage and be there tooessentials required-
*spare tube
*tools
*full tank
*spare plug
*cable tighs
*trail snacks
*chain sawWe’ve got all that, recovery vehicle as well
Mal, Galey if we finish mid morning we will do a arvo ride then head home. Thats the likley scenario as of this arvo, but who knows. Will let you know by lunch time.
Galey if we do ride Wednesday we’ll watch you scale your grade 4 hills then help you out of the gully after your superman stunt.
Adam
rebore450 wrote:Hello Mick,
After our discussion i will run it by the fun police and see if i can sell it.
Keep me in until tomorrow and i will have a definite for you either way!Rebore
I would have thought the construction of a bird avery would have given you masses of brownie points
I’ll call as well, that way we can guarantee you’ll be there as you will have nowhere else to go :whistle:
Maybe you could build a dog house too :laugh:
Adam.
Mick
Sam and I are good to go :woohoo:
The boss is away on some sort of retreat at the moment and isn’t here to ask so we made the excutive decision on her behalf :laugh:
At the moment she owes us brownie points :laugh: But don’t tell her I said that
Adam.
I always check my bearings when I change a tyre, tube or whenever I have the wheel off. I stick my fingers in and feel the movement of the bearing.
A bearing will last a very long time as long as water and grit stay out and the lubrication stays in.
The oil in grease will wick out through dust so keep them clean, and I grease between the seal and bearing seal to help keep water out and slow the drying out of grease from within the bearing.
After you wash it pays to spin the wheels to listen and feel the spinning of the bearings. If your feeling movement its time to change.
Adam.
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