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aarochild wrote:

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I used spray on filter oil from supa cheap on my 125 huskey (four st ? ) and had no problems $12! changed every 2 -4 rides depending on cond……………. I aint no moto mech. though

Yep that plus the skins for me, I wouldn’t be using Canola Oil, just doesn’t sound right, although we are now using pool filter skins to protect our air filters Go figure.

Chris.

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Mr Blue i’ve seen those sliding panel saws they are awesome just couldn’t justify buying one, not when one of mates not far from me has one. Definately get what u pay for when it comes to cordless drills, I love my Hitach one. And i forgot I still have my original set of sidchrome spanners that my dad bought me when I got my first motorbike.

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Chris.

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Looks good Aaro, I think I’m going to get the Fork Guards and the Rad shrouds when the cash allows.

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Chris.

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Moto wrote:

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Mike, you could be in the running for the best intro seeing as you had so many people going with the whole Paris-Dakar thing :laugh:

I agree theres not to much competition yet!

Chris.

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menace wrote:

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thats EX vor rider thank you very much

it was a wicked machine.

it had to go before it needed parts that ya cant get.

so sorry shane but your on your own scotty! :laugh: :laugh:

orange is the lord. amen.

menace

And then there was 1!

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Ha Ha, very good that sounds like something Squirell would do.. Hope Ollie gives us a review of the rat riding school.

Chris

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That’s the other reason I got em to make the WR look a bit different to all the other WR’s. And I can scratch the crap out of these and it won’t bother me. Maybe?

Chris.

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Workshop: Hitachi 12volt cordless drill, I use to buy the cheap crappy drills lucky to last 3-6months, I have had this thing for nearly 3 years, it has never missed a beat use it everyday, the 2 batteries I got with it are still going strong, have used it on everything from taking puters apart to putting a polycarbonate roof on with those big screws. Worth every bit of 300.00

Then there’s the drop saw but thats another story.

Toolbag: have to be the little 1/4 inch ratchet, nice and small and so handy.

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Chris.

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shane_vor wrote:

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…and another Vor rider! :laugh:

That makes 2 then doesn’t it?

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Chris.

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All those Yamaha’s all I want is a yz80j or k to restore and bring back some memories.

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Chris

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Hey Mal, I went for a ride a couple weeks ago, the person leading was also calle Mal, wasn’t you was it, up at clarence with the boys, can’t remember all names but there was about 10 of us.

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Chris.

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Great pic Dan, the red really does spoil it a bit though!

Chris

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menace wrote:

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something like this chris…..

and a bit of…

note the mexican hat, being a victorianist and all…

new fangled computers….

menace

You got it, nice ride BTW.

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Chris.

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Excellent Menace, glad you worked it out, there’s no limit on pictures I could look at pics of bikes all day.

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Chris.

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Hey Menace congrats on the new toy, as for the photos your better off using photobucket.com have a look here theres a quick and dirty tutorial.

http://www.obtrailriders.com/index.php?option=com_kunena&Itemid=56&func=view&id=12006&catid=8#12006

cheers
Chris.

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