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wouldnt mind going a bit earlier.You are more than welcome Whanny to come along.I reckon meet at woolimin at 6.30.riding by 7….oh,and i have allready packed mine,Houses and Boonys bike.:woohoo:

Ya peanut.. I told you to put my bike on the top,I didnt want it scratched,,sheeez good helps hard to find around here..

Oh are we leaving at sparrows f#rt now bolls,,, sweet.

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I`m looking at staying at in a cabin saturday night, and yep a few ales will settle my nerves a bit. I will be leaving tamworth 4.30 saturday arvo.

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As long as they don’t start whining about AS helmets and indicators I’m happy for them to do their thing. Although I was going to give Tyne her second lesson (on her new bike) near the Bay tomorrow, I may have to scrap that now

Cheers for the info.

you know I have never been asked about my helmet?? they probably see the sticker and dont bother??

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I actually welcome the sight of the police doing patrols in the bush it helps keep the riff,raff under control. An example of what I mean is that racing quad at the stop we had on the Dr Jurds ride, ,, as mentioned, rego and license and all should be good. I even put small indicators on the narny and I am looking at a fold down mirror, to keep legalish..

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Welcome to OBT Porch Monkey. An ATK holy crap I never seen one of those in the flesh, hope we can hook up for a ride one day

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P.S don’t worry about the man love it is restricted to very few.

Your right Chris – Boony, Eagle and yourself:P

short memories around here?? you TB a scorpian ..remember DanD..huh.

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You boys have a good ride and look after whanny :laugh:

Whanny welcome mate, by the way Boony is the oldest person I ever seen ride a bike you will keep…:lol:
TB

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16:23 to go;)

your not getting all exited are you spidy,, got your GRIP WARMERS happening have we:laugh: :blush: :blush:

SURE HAVE BOONWIT,

and yes, im excited about not having to work on my birthday and going away to get on the piss and ride in the snow on my wiked sik kato:P

who wouldnt be:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

Happy birthday menace for tomorrow, hope your birthday ride/drink session is a ball.

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menace wrote:

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16:23 to go;)

your not getting all exited are you spidy,, got your GRIP WARMERS happening have we:laugh: :blush: :blush:

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There will 5 tamworth and 2 other oldbulls riding in the tamworth pony express(sounds like a pre run of louee)that I know of.
Kram
Rocket
Bollocks
House
Boony
Cycletune
Pep

Mmmmmmm how nervous am I . Have twisted a throttle in anger for a long,long time,,Ah well its all in the name of fun:(

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Gday young fella, I think we could give you a hand with the riding drought your going through. leave it with us and we`ll see what we can do..

it your dt 200 that 2 banger with the pink front disc cover I see running around town??

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I actually got my aus post hydration pack for last years fathers day. so 12 months, old plenty of rides and no problems yet.they have heaps of pockets and even a mesh storage area which I use to store my spare tube in, I personally am happy with the performance of them, I`m sure the dearer brands offer more bladder space and storage but 2 litres of water lasts as long as a tank of fuel does for me so if i need to pack fuel for a ride I also pack water and fill both the bike tank and the back pack at the fuel stops, or buy water at the servo I get the fuel at.nd I carry the bear minimum in the way of trail food and repair tools,remembering the narny has that handy toolbag on the rear guard.
the aus post ones have a handy phone pouch that attaches to the straps that I put my phone in for photos, rode nundle in the psssing down rain once and the phone stayed dry..

2.5 cents worth.

Boony

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What’s going on only4 posts since lunchtime, nary a dozen all day???

maybe the Viccos got blown off the map, I know we’re experiencing summer temps up here, 34/35/36/37 degree days, but still no excuse to be slackening off on the chit chat is it?

I need mental stimulation Laddies and Lasses, and you’s lot are the most mental I know… so think of some stuff to post and bloody well post it so I can have an excuse to stop doing work related stuff at work.

Ruddy boss give shirt loads of work so can really only spectate today,,arewell back to the grindstone…

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And lets see who`s doin` the ridin` when you are flappin` about like a one winged Chook:P

So thats it Beagle all you got is about me having an operation, my pain and discomfort, next you will be parachuting out of a snakes arse :unsure:

TB

would you like some cheese with youre whine TB:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

ease up, you have been up eagle more than boony of late:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: yeh Im starting to feel left out now:( not:woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:
where is the love:P

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I just had a look and according to Suzuki a DRZ400E wieghs in at a poultry 138Kg

See here for further info.

So that’s only 24Kg difference or an extra 21% of the Kato’s mass again. Make the $5K seem any better?

3 services to 1 would that be a fair comparison say between a DRZ and a KTM ? at how much per litre for good oil and filters, not to mention comuting the 15 ks to work each day through the week and then take the mirrors of and still be able to go all the places the registered racing bikes can go on the weekend and yeh the $5k difference does seem pretty good to me.

my bad on the wieght difference for some unknown reason I had 119kgs in my head,,are well you get that.

what are you whinging about, you service your goat 3 times a week:woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:

yeh but i dont use good oil on her//

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Moto wrote:

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I just had a look and according to Suzuki a DRZ400E wieghs in at a poultry 138Kg

See here for further info.

So that’s only 24Kg difference or an extra 21% of the Kato’s mass again. Make the $5K seem any better?

3 services to 1 would that be a fair comparison say between a DRZ and a KTM ? at how much per litre for good oil and filters, not to mention comuting the 15 ks to work each day through the week and then take the mirrors of and still be able to go all the places the registered racing bikes can go on the weekend and yeh the $5k difference does seem pretty good to me.

my bad on the wieght difference for some unknown reason I had 119kgs in my head,,are well you get that.

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