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  • in reply to: 3 bike trailer #116038

    Dean
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    A 7×5 boxy will fit a 3 bikes in, I know I used to do it every weekend.the trick is in the way you do it.This is how…..
    2 bikes;
    1. put bike in trailer with wheels in corner of trailer.
    2.lift bikes up onto side of trailer yeh it looks funny:laugh:
    3.secure your tailgate using the securing bars/lugs or whatever it is that your trailer has
    4.lift the back wheel of the bike over so that the bike is straight in the trailer.
    5.the bikes rear suspension will compress and shorten the wheelbase length
    6.tie in the bikes
    7.go ride

    3 bikes nearly the same deal except the tailgate cant be secured normaly,you just have to tie it up as far as it will go using a rope or whatever.

    go riding

    ollie

    in reply to: Xmas Day #115927

    Dean
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    Dave I was meant to pick the DRZ up this morning,the unveiling celebrations went to 3 in the morning which is the time I was intending to head off for the 5 1/2 hour trip,needless to say I was %unted and had to make the phonecall,cant get it till the 31st now so will be a quick trip up and back ,new years day is also my wedding anniversary so I got to be back for that:dry: I might just do the two day at huntly now,also I dont think the DRZ would be particularly suited to the wires,sounds pretty erzberg hardcore shit:blink:

    ollie

    in reply to: Xmas Day #115921

    Dean
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    I got #unted on steinlagers and still am,sick of crayfish and lambshanks:woohoo: sick of Kiwi’s pulling the piss out of me about the rugby league world cup! sick of Kiwi’s trying to make me eat sea urchins:laugh: other than that had a good day. hell my liver is takin a hiding:blink:

    have a greeatt chrissy and new year

    ollie

    in reply to: just added a DRZ to the collection #115853

    Dean
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    WikdBeemer wrote:

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    Oh yeah, 2 possible issues with your model Ollie;

    1 get a manual cam chain tensioner if it doesn’t have one already

    2 find out from the previous owner/s if the primary drive nut has been locktightened to the tension recomended for the 06/07/08 models (98Nm I think).
    If that nut comes loose it’s “goodnight motor”.

    Apart from overheating they are the two things to be concerned about.
    Newer models (04 and on) had bigger radiator inlet & outlets but a good coolant and pure water will put the boiling point up high enough for NZ riding.

    :)

    thanks for the info Wikd,I will have to check the primary drive for sure. how much is it for the manual chain tensioner thingy?( (2 smokes dont have this crap to worry about:blink: )

    and lastly is it only the actual diameter of the inlet and outlet pipes that require changing? what about the water pump?)I cant see it being a problem over here especially with the touring intentions I have in mind:laugh: any more input appreciated and makes good reading

    cheers Olie

    in reply to: just added a DRZ to the collection #115880

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    laserracer wrote:

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    hey ollie out of the 12 bikes .. do ya have a favouite ??
    dont know what its like in gisborne.. but its raining cats and dogs here in hamilton.. makes for interesting riding on the clay based tracks
    :laugh: :silly:

    All time favourite would have to be the RMX250 closely followed by the husky 360 (this is my third 360)I also have a 07 Gasgas 300 that I have recently purchased and it amazes me how versatile it is.I guess I prefer the two strokes for the majority of the riding I do which is tight single trail.

    we had good steady over night rain here,but the sun is really out today. Dave I had a look at Kiwi biker last night it has some info on the different tracks around the north Island which is really good. Even the organised rides a really cheap compared to Aussie,$45 bucks is great value. I think there is a ride on the 2nd near Huntly, I probably will do that oneB)

    cheers Ollie

    in reply to: Funny, cant stop laughing #115850

    Dean
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    This wouldnt be the same bloke who decided to take advantage of the pissing down rain and nuded up:laugh: in the middle of the campsite,luky there was no chicks around, he is pretty biff:laugh:

    onya mate

    ollie

    in reply to: Just for you TB #115839

    Dean
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    He didnt make it because he had his two big rear vision mirrors still on there:laugh: what was he thinking:P

    ollie

    in reply to: just added a DRZ to the collection #115843

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    Scotty wrote:

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    Another DRZ rider. Would domination is getting closer

    sorry Scotty,I hold no allegiance to any particular species of bike,you could call me a dirtbike whore:laugh: have a look in my garage and you will see what I mean,except for the “exotics” like VOR BMW or TM I have just about every manufacturer covered:laugh:

    PS wifey ” NOT Happy JAN” thats dirtbike number 12:ohmy:

    ollie

    in reply to: just added a DRZ to the collection #115819

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    WikdBeemer wrote:

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    Good stuff Ollie. Great general trail bike the DRZ is.

    A friend of mine bumped into the guy who bought his 2000 model DRZ just the other day, that bike has now done over 30,000K’s (mostly road but some dirt as well) and it still hasn’t needed a valve adjustment!

    My 06 model did 13,500 fairly hard dirt K’s (with some road) and was still in original new spec. when it got sold.

    I’m convinced the only DRZ’s that fail are the ones that dont get looked after properly and/or get totally flogged.

    Wikd.

    Yeah they all seem as reliable as an axe,keep the oil and air filters clean should be good to go. Dave just rang me and rego for 3 months is $72.50NZ and a warrant of fitness is about $30 cant go wrong.you are also able to ride on the beaches over here if it is regoed:laugh: I saw another one on trademe it was $1000 ono but had no photo and the timing chain needed doing,so it was probably flogged rounding up sheep,the guys user name was Farmboy :laugh: and he had no rating,maybe good for spares!

    cheers ollie

    in reply to: just added a DRZ to the collection #115774

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    DanD wrote:

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    Ollie that is dedication, having a bike to ride where ever you go.:laugh:

    I gave you Karma for the dedication:) Hope you took an OBT sticker to put on it.

    thanks Boyz for the Karma and stuff, I still have to pick the bike up.

    The dude from the village people had a lot more muscle on him than I have:laugh: although I did have a great handle bar moustache for a while during the 92 ISDE at cessnock:woohoo:

    ollie

    in reply to: just added a DRZ to the collection #115760

    Dean
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    na mate I will keep it over here,get it regoed under $200 a year I am told,maybe put some trail tyres and road gearing on it and go for a cruze. I paid $3000 NZ fot it with only 8000km it is a electric start only 2000 model

    ollie

    in reply to: Corranbong to Hillend expressions of interest #115754

    Dean
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    Put me down TB I will take the WR450 (no rekluse)

    Gili would probably be interested also

    ollie

    in reply to: Looking for riders for Melb area #115736

    Dean
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    Gyday Buddy, if you give chiefgili a PM he may be able to accomadate you He is down there on holidays at the moment

    just dont try and make him go up any real steep hills especially in the wet,he tends to have a bitch fit:laugh:

    cheers OllieB)

    in reply to: CRF250X8 #115682

    Dean
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    Na mate,This is one very good bike for anyone that is interested,Got him through everything no problems at all,whoever buys it can be assured they are getting a great dealB)

    ollie

    in reply to: CRF250X8 #115680

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    Fossil wrote:

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    now $8990
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    Fossil, Didnt recognise it standing the right way up and no smoke cloud around it:laugh:

    just joking

    Ollie

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