[Bruce CurtisMember]

hey big fella long time no yap…….

[Bruce CurtisMember]

axel wrote:

aido wrote:

Yeah TB and Chris bought the site and closed it down

Haha nice one. I wish. But then again where would all the ______’s go?

you called?…….. :whistle:

[Bruce CurtisMember]

full trauma kit
6″ shifter
mini-pump
puncture kit
painkillers
muesli bars
foldup hex key set
spanners for plug, rear wheel, front wheel,
mini socket set
zip ties
sparkplug x 2
chain link
fencing pliers
orange & bananna
assorted nuts and bolts
duct tape
3 litres of tank water
screwdriver (reversible)
mini-torch

[Bruce CurtisMember]

too late you’re hooked now Jimmy, I’m fat, over forty and I’m still riding smokers……

wouldn’t have it any other way, sure if you’re racing for sheep stations a modern 4t will give you a better chance, but grin for grin, the 2T wins every time.

96 was a good year, the Great JMcGrath used his ’96 until 98……. I owned a sucession of CR250s from the late 80s to early ninties, brilliant steerers, top mid-range and good weight bias, suspension (forks) needed valving and springs to get them up to Kayaba standard

[Bruce CurtisMember]

adam wrote:

Whilst working down south last week I heard on the Albury local news of two bikes stolen on the previous weekend 👿

During the week the offenders were caught riding the bikes (MXers) illegally in a local forest :laugh: :laugh: :whistle:

One 14 charged under the young offenders act, the other 18 charged with stealing and other offences, they got what they deserved

Lets hope the coppers can catch the scum that pinched the bikes from Tele Point :angry:

Adam.

and hope the prosecutor and magistrate do their jobs correctly, the law is there, just needs to be applied…

on a similar note we’ve had some Kempsey scum traveling up here on the train and spending the weekend “finding stuff”…….

[Bruce CurtisMember]

wolfie wrote:

lol the law sucks it seems to be there to protect the crims not the innocent party

not necessarily the law, although it can be an ass, more often than not it is local magistrates who impose the sentences, now wolfie what did this toerag steal?

[Bruce CurtisMember]

Trailboss wrote:

Mr Blue wrote:

Not sure that is the correct approach for a civilised society, as then we would have to support them as disabled thieves whom cannot persue their chosen profession.

I have another idea and have had for a while, they MUST be forced to take a job or go to gaol, and the wages from the job would be garnished to repay the value of their crimes, but the money goes to victims of crime fund which has already paid the victim.

2 fold whammy, they learn the value of a dollar, and they MAY end up having an ethic

Bruce they already have that system it doesn’t work, they don’t turn up for they work, it bogs down in the legal system. Maybe when we cut their hand off we cut their benefits off also. Once we do it do a few or a few hundred the message will get across. Fuck them!

TB

doesn’t work in the middle east either, forces them into more criminal activities, ok, forced labour then in a gaol system, got some roads that need repairs, bridges to build, parks to clean, numberplates that need stamping…..

yes having a bike stolen is bad, like many of us I have been a victim, leaving me with monthly payments at 16 on a bike that I didn’t even get to ride…. it leaves a sour taste, and is very emotional….. but is cutting hands off commiserate with the crime, it has been shown that even the death penalty doesn’t deter, neither does the three strikes laws, these types of people are generally not thinkers and it doesn’t enter their heads before or during the crime, so another approach. And no I am not soft, just someone who thinks about the entire issue not just the retribution

[Bruce CurtisMember]

Trailboss wrote:

micknmeld wrote:

There is a $2000 reward for info leading to the recovery of the bikes.

That sux, I mean having to pay to get your own bikes back :unsure: Yes Jimmy we should start cutting off hands I 100% believe we would see a massive reduction in theft. Trouble is the do gooders won’t let us deal with these pricks because it isn’t the pricks fault they will tell you :ohmy: Seems the poor pricks mother didn’t breast feed him, or she feed him more from the left not the right. His father left home or whatever it’s never these #%$&: fault it is always societies fault

Cut their hands off !!

TB

Not sure that is the correct approach for a civilised society, as then we would have to support them as disabled thieves whom cannot persue their chosen profession.

I have another idea and have had for a while, they MUST be forced to take a job or go to gaol, and the wages from the job would be garnished to repay the value of their crimes, but the money goes to victims of crime fund which has already paid the victim.

2 fold whammy, they learn the value of a dollar, and they MAY end up having an ethic

[Bruce CurtisMember]

there are literally thousands of dirtbikes stolen every year I wanna know where they all end up????

both nephews had their excs stolen a few years back, same suburb different houses same week….

gotta be an organised racket

[Bruce CurtisMember]

There is a reason people like you Michael.. and generousity plays its part..
WTG in helping a brother biker from another land in his moment of need.

What other wheels fit the big XR’s?

[Bruce CurtisMember]

Corey8 wrote:

Buy a cheap knock about till the WR arrives or buy the gas gas 300ec

That’s the go, buy a good second hand filly for a few months, and trade it on the WR early next year

[Bruce CurtisMember]

Scotty did it make a bit of a grumbling sound as well?

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ECKS-Man wrote:

Mr Blue wrote:

Blow it up and I’ll buy the rolling Chassis Eric……:whistle:

Oh Ouch!! With the money you’ve saved over the years by riding two strokes Bruce, you could afford to buy it, sell the donk and shoehorn in the engine of choice!

Too true, but between me and the boychild, we have several other expensive habits……..

[Bruce CurtisMember]

gordonmichaellee wrote:

I hope you all realise that you are going to be hounded from now on until I know all your tracks.

Cheers Gordo’

Only if you live to 150 years old……

we find new ones/make new ones every ride

[Bruce CurtisMember]

Blow it up and I’ll buy the rolling Chassis Eric……:whistle:

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