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Gday Darryl,
Welcome to the site. Sounds like you have life wired pretty good.Cheers
Mick
Jeffro wrote:
Quote:Where’s the video of the kids ya camera hog
. Good on ya mick, what a top weekend.I still have to upload them to You tube.
Yeah, Connor said that peace wheelies are “so old school”. Trouble is that is the only trick I have in my repertoire :blush:
2010 Australian Safari – Day 1 Results
Bikes
1st Ben Grabham – KTM
2nd Rodney Faggotter – Yamaha
3rd Shane Diener – KTM
4th Todd Smith – KTM
5th Jacob Smith- HondaDont worry Aaron, slug was a bit of a unit, dunno how the photos got changed. :S
Mike,It may pay to register your bike as stolen here.
http://www.stolendirtbikes.com.au/
The more people that know the better..
EDIT,I see Mr Blue and I posted the same thing at the same time, great minds think alike.
No good Mike.
The 450 will be hard to hide with those graphics. Hopefully someone will see it.Man this sort of thing gives me the shits big time. :angry:
top of the day to you Nick. Cheers :laugh:
It is a 2001 model, previously owned by a mechanic, hence the lack of maintainence :laugh:
I ended up reshaping the point on an old cold chisel and flogged the bearing off with that. Once I got it to move initially, it was relatively easy to get it off then. The whole job took me just on an hour to do, removal right through to back together. I took a bit of Ollie’s advise and I put the bearing cones in the freezer for a little while so as to make it easier to knock them in. Worked a treat too.

Piss those gay DR motard stickers off the swing arm. :huh:
NO it isn’t you Murph. Just the Wild Turkey I’d say. :laugh:
Good one Ollie, I have used the freezer method to do shackle pins and bushes on truck springs in the past. Your missus must hate you. :laugh: If it isn’t bearings in the freezer,you’ve got an exhaust pipe in there. :laugh:
Scotty, I spoke to Osmooian the other day and he is in but his mate is out. Sorry I forgot to tell you.
I have used the first method you mentioned before TB. I thought when I was doing it, “there has to be an easier way”.
The bearings on the YZ are pretty neglected.

So are the cones.

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