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singletrackmind wrote:
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BCWhere from Mr Blue?[/quote]
Sorry STM didn’t see your post until now.
Kyogle Motorcycles owned by one Cowboy Bob, a well known figure in domestic and international circles, and as down to earth as a Bloke can be.
He just got my mate a topend kit for an ’06 300 EXC for under $300 the lot.
Bought a set of Solar bars off him for the young blokes bike lifetime warranty for $70, a set of Thor Ally googles for $45. I reckon when he retired to the valley from Qld he got bored so started a hobby up for himself, and seeing as I’ve been buying things off him for 30 odd years since I was a young wannabe, across two states he’s sorta good to me
.Bruce C.
BTW Menace I like your blinkers I’ll be doing that myself I reckon, sick off breaking my stalks everytime the YZ gets away from me (which as I get older is becoming more frequent I tells ya :dry: )
Austblue wrote:
Quote:I’ve often wondered why people cover their cars and covered trailers with sponsors stickers drawing attention to themselves. If I ever find enough money in the couch to get an enclosed trailer I’ll be putting poodle breeder stickers on it
Yep they’ll follow you it’s happened here and to two of my nephews in Beenleigh.
bugger poodle breeders, Big Bold stickers Australian Blue heelers breeders Association
and maybe a police association sticker or two, mine are fairly safe much easier picking than mine.
Besides I keep a sacrificial KTM300EXC in front of the good bikes.
Bruce C
Now Young Boony, imagine if you put all that effort into your riding?, you’d have worn outrow the DRZ and got youself a new improved steed, maybe in red or blue.
Anyway good onya for having enough stuff in your head to make 1000 posts, I am sure they weren’t all regurgitated Suzuki propaganda either, just like not all of Menaces are KTM sales drivel:P .
And I am sure the site would be poorer if you were to slow down on contributions…..:unsure:Bruce C.
BTW that’s called a backhanded compliment, the best you’ll get from the likes of me too
Moto wrote:
Quote:….my old man and his old man are called Jim!Crewcab’s won’t be any good for the mileage I do economy wise and they just don’t look nice enough. I’d have one as a second car but lets’s not go there!
Moto once upon a lifetime I was a travelling consultant for a particular industry and I did 80-100K a year… in a mixture of vehicles, admittedly the best were the Subarus, but i also loved my Nissan Navara D22 deisel, good economy and decent comfort with all creature comforts needed and also my Toyota V6 hilux (not good economy, but went well), so let’s face it Laddie it’s all about the image when you do that sorta work
, and when travelling into the bush a crewcab cuts it, a sedan with low profiles and attitude just says “know it all instant expert” to the Blokes i was working with, or just another city boy driving a hoon mobile 
.Plus my Dogs loved it freedom to get the wind in their faces, so would yours
. Plus the KTM would look tougher, and what’s more Australian than a dog in the back of a ute.BC
menace wrote:
Quote:thupercharged V6….what, no hairdryer!!bigger boot than the scuby, more room for hairdressers gear…
very nice indeed moto;)
except for the front wheel drive bit.
if you ever get tired of the supercharger, i will happily take it off your hands and slap it in my prado:woohoo:
Prado bloody needs one if you ask me (which obviously you meant to:P ) nice engine but way too much pork to push around.
BC
