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Bulla wrote:I also carry a card inside my helmet with my personal details incl phone number, address and medical history including allergies on it – just tucked up under the liner. Also have an ICE (in case of Emergency) contact in my phone. Its on the card as well considering I’m the only one who knows the unlock code. Just something else that maybe worth considering. Just the sort of info that I ask being a paramedic.
Hey Bulla thats a great idea, I may get a tattoo with that
, everyones been pm’ing name and home/spouse number don’t like calling it next of kin!FOR Everyone if you do want to include anything else there is a space for notes
for e.g, micknmeld may say that he lives only on garlic and is the mayor of wauchope..:woohoo:
Only if I can take my GPS
:angry: :angry: 👿 👿axel wrote:chris72a wrote:1.19 on the 2nd vid did you see my wheelie!!
I was going to ask who wears black on the KTM and stands alot. Well done Chris good speed. Look like your doing it easy.
I only got excited because I’m usually the one taking the photos/vids and don’t get to see much of myself, Mal what’s the go with the knee you right to ride in a fortnight?
Lefty wrote:pete the wulf wrote:I’ve seen guys run a small bottle in the air box as an overflow tank and they say it works.
I’m not sure about it.
I have also heard that adjusting your needle ( not sure up or down ) to suit summer or winter.
Someone may be able to explain that better.PTW
The overflow bottle is only for recovery of coolant once the engine cools down. It wont stop the engine from overheating. Once the engine overheats and the coolant pressure overcomes the cap pressure, as the coolant expands, it will then be either dumped out the overflow (onto the ground) or into the coolant recovery reservior. When the engine cools a vacuum is created in the cooling system allowing coolant to be drawn back into the engine, provided the coolant is being drawn from the bottom of the recovery reservior and no air enters the system. It is the same system used on cars, trucks etc.
As an engine builder I would not recommend using a product that increases the boiling point of the coolant above 120deg C.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Lefty
Good explanation Lefty I learnt somethin’ this morning.
Trailboss wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5T1YaHOOt8Camera shake cause I am zoomed right out
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0UPvCpXr0Q&feature=related
More later
TB
1.19 on the 2nd vid did you see my wheelie!!
