[Mick DMember]

Righto, this should give you a bit of an idea how to effectively use the search function.

First of all you are gunna have to have an idea of what you are searching for and type a general description into the Keyword bar.

Then start narrowing down your search by trying to remember how long ago it was posted and set a date range for it to look for it in.(Directly below the Keyword bar)

On the right hand side of the search page, type in the name of the person who you think may have posted it.

Below, that there is the category field, minimise your results by picking a category you thing it may have been posted in. ie KTM bikes.. for Menace’s rebuild thread….then click Search. By doing these step the search engine will throw up the top 5 results.

It is all about being a bit more specific in your search. It took me one go to find Menace’s 300 rebuild thread by using this technique.

Hope this helps.

[Mick DMember]

The search function, is your friend.

Sharp Mick indeed.

[Mick DMember]

It is held at The Hastings Valley Motorcycle Club Raceway, near Port Macquarie. They have only two Pony Expresses a year and the next one is November 23. They also have sprint racing which is on the same tracks only you race against the clock.

[Mick DMember]

Trailboss wrote:

micknmeld wrote:

Further to the recent turn of events that lead to this thread being posted.

FOR SALE
1 x 5 pin relay, used once. :laugh:

And being that it is sharp Mick that has it for sale it will be slightly more expensive then when he bought not because he likes to make a profit but because the relay has experience can’t put a price on experience people

TB

Bwaaahahhahaha…..:laugh:

Funny post that one TB, made me snort out loud in the office.

$13.95 RRP

[Mick DMember]

Further to the recent turn of events that lead to this thread being posted.

FOR SALE
1 x 5 pin relay, used once. :laugh:

[Mick DMember]

Shit, I am gunna have to do some work soon, fighting off TB on two fronts is taking up all my time.

[Mick DMember]

Corey8 wrote:

micknmeld wrote:

Trailboss wrote:

King STM wrote:

Mick isn’t even coming on the Coffs ride and you still give him grief in this thread. :silly:

STM

He posted in this thread its open sport I reckon :laugh: All in the interests of science King :laugh: :laugh:

TB

Yep ,it appears that the social experiment is in fact working like I thought.

Look at you Mick running your own little experiments. Your so “switched” on

Nice play with words there Corey………

all that aside, I am more “switched on” than TB will let you believe.

[Mick DMember]

Happy Birthday, you Honda riding, Cruiser driving, dirt scraping, Yamaha trashing, west of the range dwelling, mad man!!

Cheers
Mick

[Mick DMember]

Trailboss wrote:

King STM wrote:

Mick isn’t even coming on the Coffs ride and you still give him grief in this thread. :silly:

STM

He posted in this thread its open sport I reckon :laugh: All in the interests of science King :laugh: :laugh:

TB

Yep ,it appears that the social experiment is in fact working like I thought.

[Mick DMember]

When you have a spare 10 minutes check out these crazies….funny as!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWjuTWCH660&feature=player_embedded

[Mick DMember]

Scotty wrote:

micknmeld wrote:

Good work Chris. Lucky I didn’t have to fix it. I’d have all the wiring pulled out looking for a blown fuse!

Did anyone check to see if the switch was turned on? :laugh: :laugh:

Nice one Scotty!

[Mick DMember]

EAGLE`02 wrote:

:laugh:
So much for not telling us anything anymore,,,,
That lasted about 2 minutes :woohoo:

It is OK Eagle I will tell you blokes but not that Bloody TB….:laugh:

[Mick DMember]

Good work Chris. Lucky I didn’t have to fix it. I’d have all the wiring pulled out looking for a blown fuse!

[Mick DMember]

A far as mechanical Faux pas go that one is minor in the grand scheme of things. I pumped 20 litres of brand new oil into a gear box of a dozer that didn’t have the drain plug in and it all soaked into the dirt. My old boss was a bit pissed about that one.

[Mick DMember]

Hhahahhahah Good one TB, last time I tell you anything!! It is all good though, I am just happy that the lights are working now! Didn’t I feel like a goose when I pressed the button on the dash and the shed lit up!!

I do take offence to the under maintained line though. It gets serviced every 5000km which isn’t always every year as the Nissan doesn’t get driven all that much, hence I clean forgot that the switch was on the dash, as I had it in my head that the Driving lights were hard wired straight to the high beam.

Yes, I am a qualified mechanic, not an auto electrician, although fitting a KTM530 blinker inside the rusted out blinker on the Nissan’s bull bar is a work of art!

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