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Jak I also got high bars on mine. Have a look at your throttle. On mine it is positioned on the bars so the cable comes out the bottom and under the brake lever mount.

I have noticed other DRZ’s with the cables up top running over the top of the brake mount. If yours is like this you may find a couple cm if you turn it with the cables down bottom.

It works

Does having the cables underneath affect them in any way? They were originaly on top.

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could you reroute the throttle cable differently along the frame to regain that 1.5/2 cms????

Had a look at that and from what i see and know it looks fairly snug now.

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The Great Ocean Road is one of those must drive roads in Australia. I’m only ten k’s from the start of it and have driven it a number of times. Unfortunately a few riders treat it as their own personal race track. Some of the shit i’ve seen is mind blowing. For cars it is a fairly slow trip with all the bends so some riders get impatient and overtake risking their lives. I’m surprised there are not more deaths on this road. As sad as it is, its not surprising.

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My young bloke all of a sudden wants to go to Lunar Park

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Tripper soon realised he couldnt fit the whole bag of lollies in his mouth.

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Geez, next you’ll be after the cromed, double overhead, insideout, multi converting washers to bolt the seat down. :laugh: :laugh:

cant wait to see the new riding gear. I bet Choppa will be put to shame. :woohoo:

what colours are they Aido?

I know but i’ve been sworn to secrecy. Dont want to cop the wrath of Aido again like last time i was five minutes late. bloody ears rang for hours afterwards.

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Geez, next you’ll be after the cromed, double overhead, insideout, multi converting washers to bolt the seat down. :laugh: :laugh:

cant wait to see the new riding gear. I bet Choppa will be put to shame. :woohoo:

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think i better buy a DRZ400 for nundle boony so i can keep up :kiss: those ktm s are just to dangerous arent they :silly: reckon thats one awsome PDS kick

Whoa Rocket, going extreme for nundle,,,LOL :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:

Well thats another one converted Booney. Although we still have a way to go with all these other wanabee, keep up with the jone’s, riders.

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I think there has been a mechanical failure of some sort prior to the jump, this is of course no PDS problem, but a failure of some sort……..I suppose thats what happens when you go fast…..you dont really expect that to happen when you ride a banana like JAK :cheer: :cheer: :cheer:

mechanical failure/failure of some sort. Would never happen to a DRZ.

Last point you make Rat,is valid though, very hurtfull but valid :laugh:

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No worries, you can go pet the rabbits now :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

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I just purchased a 13 litre Clarke from Justtanks in the US.$300AU delivered. TB i will put on a barbie and make sure i have plenty of your favorite cans if you can come over a fit it for me when it arrives.

Pictures, link ????????????

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For some reason i dont have to worry about fuel. You can always borrow some of mine when we ride. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

How many litres is your tank Jak? It would be great to only have to fill up once a year :laugh:

Holds just over 18 litres. It looks a lot bigger than it actually is. The wing part are fairly slim.

How many klms do you get from it mate?

I rekon i could get 300k’s out of it. Although i’ve never been close to testing it. That figure comes from a ride i done which was pretty hard riding for 170k’s. I cant remember exactly how much fuel i used but i remember i worked out i should get 300k’s.

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For some reason i dont have to worry about fuel. You can always borrow some of mine when we ride. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

How many litres is your tank Jak? It would be great to only have to fill up once a year :laugh:

Holds just over 18 litres. It looks a lot bigger than it actually is. The wing part are fairly slim.

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For some reason i dont have to worry about fuel. You can always borrow some of mine when we ride. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

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Exert from David “Mick” Attenborough’s documentary.

Hello there. If we are all very quiet, we can get up nice and close to observe one of these great beasts in its natural environment. While not the quickest beast, it is renowned for its slow but predictable gait and hence this allows me to approach with relative safety. You may notice the red markings on this beast. This indicates this fella has reached puberty and is now looking for a mate, although there are not to many of he’s kind left in the wild and other breeds are just to quick for him to be able to keep his breed from extinction. Alas, it is only a matter of time before this poor fella disappears for good.

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