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so did anyone go riding today

yeh around the yard 5 times

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$$$$$$$$$$$$$ thanks TB they look sweet and I`m in the market for another pair..

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All is good gerbal

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Give it up Boony its a pipe dream your living, nearly as sad as Ollie’s riding and TB’s jersey people smarter than you cant find me so you have no hope

I have no doubt there are smarter people than me around cause I`m sitting here talking to you,:angry: I have given up attempting to reveal your secret identity and have taken an oath to protect my fellow old bulls against your derogative and insulting comments, because the people on this site deserve more than you provide.

peace to the world

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Weather conditions aside, 600 plus riders for 1 weekend on a set loop or loops is just raping the trails for financial gain. I have no problem with organised rides be they for free or paid for, but the people in charge must be accountable for the damage they cause when financial benefit is involved. Just like any companies are expected to repair the damage done or pay for the costs, so too should the organisers of this event as profit is involved.

I could not agree more fellow narny ride you hit the nail on the head and straight to the point well done..
i say have the rides just keep the numbers under control,

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A tip for the budget versions pictured above – grab a couple of zip ties and tie one around each leg. The excess straight part that sticks out can be directed to stick out between the legs and act as a pointer/guide for truing the wheel (if you get what I mean). If I wasn’t so lazy I’d draw a pic.

I’ve built plenty of wheels for bicycles over the years and recently laced up a couple of motorbike wheels too. I have to say the motorbike wheels are much easier due to the hub design (spokes are guided in the right direction) and the strength of the rim as well as having disc brakes. Building up a skinny little racing bike wheel can be a real pain because the rim can be contorted so easily by the spoke tension and the tolerances are much finer with a rim brake.

excellent tech tip KGB karma for you
cheers
Boony (I`m the nice one on the site),,

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i’m going for a rip to test the new tyres.

do you want me to post up a vid?

just to rub it in that you’re stuck inside:evil:

mmmkay that went real well.

NOT:blush:

jokes on me, the vid cam won’t interact with the com:unsure:

so i just went for a roost and have no evidence of it that i can share.

yeh sure ya did:angry: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

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this thread is over because menace is the squirrel , I cant hide it any more, i feel to quilty….

LMFAO,,,,
Don`t do it Boonski, Don`t give it up yet:P
Squirrel is part of OBT`s heritage (whole 1 year of it):silly:

beagle I have no f@#cking Idea who the squirrel is,, I won a stubby holder last time I blamed menace for something so I thought I`de try my luck this time;)

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this thread is over because menace is the squirrel , I cant hide it any more, i feel to quilty….

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menace wrote:

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feelings…….

even superheroes have them you know:P

you have been exposed,,,join the club

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Adrian wrote:

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Would you class a squirrel as a menace?

suppose there both pests

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Just put new brake fluid in the BRP and took it for a ride to the shop to get some smokes..Does that count as a ride???

no it doesnt,,cause I just rode mine around the back yard 5 times before loading it on the trailor and thats not a ride…so going and getting smokes comes under the commuting banner..

I do believe, you have me on a technicality there Boony.

If I let you get away with that, we would have old bulls all over the place sitting on their bike in the shed or on the trailor making bike noises and posting what a great day they had,,,the photos and videos would be boring:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

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Nah your thoughts arent worthless,,obviously you got home safe,, well done on that.

the squirrel is gay and noone really cares who he is now,if we all just nod he will get bored and go away…

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micknmeld wrote:

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Just put new brake fluid in the BRP and took it for a ride to the shop to get some smokes..Does that count as a ride???

no it doesnt,,cause I just rode mine around the back yard 5 times before loading it on the trailor and thats not a ride…so going and getting smokes comes under the commuting banner..

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champo35 wrote:

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i have not riden dirt since the caves trip. due to the rain around here, the ground is too fragile and and it wears my bike away:( you would be close to requiring therapy champo due to not riding on the dirthang in there buddy the day will come
i have been to the dunes a couple of times. if the weather fines up. i may go this weekend too.

we have been riding racy’s vespa and our nx too. the vespa is exciting and the nx is refreshing.

riding dirt next weekend though. grass mx event or a ride park. (sorry both organised by non obters)

i’m thinking that you may live over the gap. new england area? is this correct?
is there sand up there?

nope mainly clay and loam up here

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