[Jeffrey SmithMember]

I am pretty sure they bothe use the same frame just different suspension and stuff so they should fit. If not it would only be a minor tweak to make them.

[Jeffrey SmithMember]

It is probably better to post up a time and place to get people to commit. Also for some of the married/attached brigade it can sometimes be hard to get a leave pass from their partners to go riding let alone a day or night out on the town with people they don’t know.

[Jeffrey SmithMember]

Unbelievable.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGtesaYPUzE&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLs2EmdTMY8&feature=related

[Jeffrey SmithMember]

menace wrote:

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Polly400 AKA gappy

he looks 30% faster than before.

He is at least 30% faster Menace, I was very impressed with his ridingg on the last Murphsberg, even more so when he kept going long after I had given up and gone home with my tail between my legs

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singletrackmind wrote:

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See anything in common?
:laugh:

STM

Both wear nappies? :woohoo:

[Jeffrey SmithMember]

What bike were you on Kat, the CR or the XR?

I don’t mind a nice leisurely ride either so post up your next outing and I am sure you will get some takers.

[Jeffrey SmithMember]

Shit, lucky there mate. I don’t know that any boot would stop that Jak.

[Jeffrey SmithMember]

So very jealous of you guys, here I am back at work tomorrow and have been house bound with the sh!ts for the last 3 days

[Jeffrey SmithMember]

Let me know if you want a hand on the reccy rides HB and I will come with you and forget where we went

Post up when your going mate so your not put there alone

[Jeffrey SmithMember]

While I agree with you Pete I can sort of understand why people do it, (I don’t like it and if I see anyone I will take there details and report them). I went to the tip at East Maitland last week with a trailer load of GREEN WASTE and it was $35 and another $27.50 for a matress, $62.50 to go to the dump is more than a bit steep.

[Jeffrey SmithMember]

Plenty of survivors today but I wasn’t one of them. The day started badly when the magic button lost it’s magic before we even started but I was able to kick start it all day (not something I wanted to go back to ), then had a flat tyre in the first 10 minutes. The trails to the gap sevo are getting longer and longer as Murph and Smurph find or make new ones but don’t eliminate the old ones. By the time we got to the servo I was exhausted so after lunch I hit the tar back to Murphs as did Justo and Dan went straight home.

Big thanks to Murph for leading and Dude for sweeping all day, I got some video that I will post once I have sorted the Wheat from the chaff. For now though I need a good nights rest to recover, haven’t even cleaned the bike or gear, just shoved it in the shed and locked the door.

[Jeffrey SmithMember]

I leave the bolts out of mine, I have the Force radiator guards and it is hard enough with the standard tank. It is held at the back with the rubber strap the same as the normal tank then with the seat in place and my fat arse on top of it, it has not moved on me that I have noticed.

[Jeffrey SmithMember]

I think the booties are for comfort Krusty and may keep you feet drier.

You must have been a very good boy this year, Santa has been very good to you

[Jeffrey SmithMember]

Considering this has only happened since you fitted the new suspension I would assume you have pinched or squashed a wire somewhere causing a short/earth leakage which is causing the problem. Have a good look at the wires around the areas you worked on it. (I have been told there is some wiring that needs to be disconnected to remove the rear swingarm if memory serves so that is a good place to start)
Good luck with it.

[Jeffrey SmithMember]

I am going to jump on my bike now and go for a ride Mick if that makes you feel any better

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