[ianMember]

im thinking of getting a boat this summer corey but its a big decision the torana will have to go to finance the boat , but i reckon the family would love it

[ianMember]

had mine off during the week Mal so i thought id take some photos for you

[ianMember]

very nice Aaron, bet you cant believe the improvement in suspension to your old bike

[ianMember]

Wallaroo SF is rather small for a decent ride I think, a lot of the tracks just loop back over each other, there were some singles darting off hear & there that Huskybloke would be famliar with, maybe even Jeffro

havent done much out there this winter( been focusing on stroud /buladelah)but your right its not real big but there is plenty of trails out there i can go close to a 100km loop out there if you look at the loop ona GPS its like a 3 leaf clover as you criss cross over the park .
The first thing i say to anyone that comes out with me eags is dont trust the waterholes they coul be 10 cm deep on one time you go through and the next if they have a big weekend with 4wd out there they will swallow your bike the next time you hit them best advice is go around them but all i all its still a good ride out there great in summer for an early blap before it gets to hot and back home to hit the pool if anyone ever wants to have a look out there give us a yell and i will do a loop out there

[ianMember]

since i swapped over to the michelin H/D (4.5 or 5mm thick ) ive never had a flat its been over 12 mths now

[ianMember]

i had a go on a 2009 crf 250 when they first come out, it flew i nearly bought one myself before the i got the ktm . You wont know yourself with the updated suspension compared to your old bike

[ianMember]

they make a 300 kit?? thats starting sound like a awsome bike aaron

Aaron wrote:

How fickle am I. First I said I wanted to stay loyal to my brand….. Fail! then I said I was not going to modify the engine / Exhaust…… Fail! Just got them to put a slip on on it and re jet the thing. :ohmy: Now I am looking for an 300 kit. 😆

[ianMember]

nice one snow

snowy09 wrote:

Yamaha to a Honda, Holden to a ford, only way you could go lower is buy an adventure bike!

[ianMember]

Now I just need to sell my Holden car to buy a ford and the transformation will be complete.[/quote]

i can deal with the honda but gettin rid of the HOLDEN for a FORD your got to be jokin

[ianMember]

i missed out on coolatai and its my eldest boys birthday on the moree weekend but will be at upper horten for sure

[ianMember]

i wouldnt know where the moree track is but i done the first 2 and after i initially joined ( it was armidale club for me ) all i had to pay was the $10 at the next one

[ianMember]

when i bought mine i was in sydney and went to MCA they had heaps of different brands so i just tried them all on .You have to go for comfort remember your goin to be in it all day. I ended up getting the alpinestar bionic 2 it was close to $300 its saved my ass a few times , so id suggest you get to a few bikeshops and try some on

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yeah great…… you paid up your hospital cover

axel wrote:

Ive been trying to work out how to catch Galey in tbe tight stuff and am willing to change brands too. Ive been thinking Honda for its towing capacity. Is a CR500 with a steering dampner a good choice?

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id say weigh the pros &cons upand make your own decisions,
i agree to go out and ride as many bikes as you can but there might be someones opinion that is outside of the way Aaron has been thinking that might give him a good idea on his next choice of bike
, i thought that was the whole idea of these sites when you post a question like these up

[ianMember]

your right TB it is his choice and you have to be happy with it because lets face it how long has Aaron owned his current yamaha?
but he has put this up on oldbulls to get some opinions for him to make his own decisions

Trailboss wrote:

Forget what others think Aaron,

TB

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