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  • in reply to: OBT FLAGS #241291

    Dean
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    singletrackmind wrote:
    It is a cracker idea and a great way to raise some money for the site. As generous as TB and Chris are, this thing does not pay for itself so it is a great way to raise some funds and also market ourselves to other potential members at large events.

    STM

    What about I make another Bike carrier :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: I reckon thats made about a grand just because people pay to get rid of the bloody thing :laugh:

    Ollie

    in reply to: Crf450x vs Crf250x a trailriders view ! #241295

    Dean
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    Maybe fit a Rekluse and ride it a gear Higher ;)

    Ollie

    in reply to: Army Surplus Ammo Boxes #241203

    Dean
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    chris72a wrote:
    Hi All, anyone in the army or have any contacts I am after 20 50mm ammo boxes, I know I can get them from disposal stores etc, but am trying to get them cheaper, they are for a special project I am working on..

    Can anyone help

    Cheers
    Chris.

    I will ask some of the Gunner type blokes at work tomorrow for you Chris ;) Cant promise you anything as our ship is in refit and we have all our weapons and ammo returned. But they may have a spare one or two laying around

    Ollie

    in reply to: 2014 Husky photoshop. #241146

    Dean
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    Murph the surf wrote:
    No kicker, no good
    Unless its on the left???
    Cheers
    Murph

    No Linkage either :laugh: :blush:

    Ollie

    in reply to: New to OBT #241085

    Dean
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    Welcome John, Lots of trail riding going down around here and the WRR is a great little bike to get there be it trail or adventure. See if you can get up up Mt Seaview in July ;)

    Ollie

    in reply to: Cleaning hubs. #241034

    Dean
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    Ben doing a resto on the RMX and she had about 10 years of built up grime dirt and lube on the castings
    I let it soak with a High strentgh hit of CT18 then I give it a go with cheapo “5 star” mag wheel cleaner and got into it with a stiff Nylon brush. I then hit it with my little hand held steam cleaner and they come up pretty good. Lot of work tho :S

    Ollie

    in reply to: HELMET CAMERAS #240764

    Dean
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    You could also try the Liquid Image Video Goggles ;) They come up fairly regularly on special got mine for about $80. Easy to use good quality no noise buffetting.

    just another option.

    Ollie

    in reply to: eeni meeni mini mo #240671

    Dean
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    How cool is your young bloke B) well done James.

    ollie

    in reply to: Wasted 7 weeks … Oh Dear #240661

    Dean
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    BUGGER !!! THATS CRAP RAZZ :angry: When I was admitted to Port base hospital they just were more concerned with dealing with the Pain. I didnt know to much I was bombed out on Morphine and Endone. :woohoo: it wasnt until I got back to Sydney and my DR sent me to St Vincents that they agreed that I needed a plate installed which by now was two weeks after the crash. Thankfully I did get it done as I am only just now feeling comfortable and getting full range of movement. I was looked after at Port and have nothing but praise for the Nursing staff there. I think that because im in the Defence force I am covered by private health and “cost”is not an issue. where as Port is Public and gave me the bare essentials for recovery. Anyway mate I do hope you recover quicker than I have as I am looking forward to showing you around Maria SF when I get up there.

    Ollie

    in reply to: Safari Tank 30ltr #240547

    Dean
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    lotsa wrote:
    so 19.5lt per km if you had used a full 30lt. The best I’ve got is about 18.5lt per km. But usually 15lt/km. Needle and short spring guy sounds like the go. They expand out to 31.5lt after a while but yours is new. I haven’t bothered with reserve because I can’t usually just pop into servo if I hit reserve anyway.

    Jeez you blokes running Leopard tanks !! :laugh: :laugh:

    I know I know F#@^ck off Ollie :laugh:

    in reply to: 2005 ktm 250exc-f, what to look for #240552

    Dean
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    Trailboss wrote:
    Ollie wrote:
    Trailboss wrote:
    Ollie wrote:
    Nothing steers like a Gasgas – except maybe an XR250 ;)

    Ollie

    I am sorry but it begs asking :laugh: . If a Gas Gas steers so well why did you put a CRF front end on your Gas Gas :huh: :laugh: :P (I dont care about facts either :laugh: )

    Oh yeah nothing steers like a XR250 you are 100% correct IMO

    TB

    :laugh:
    Corrossion on fork leg (my bad) complete front end swap for Showa twin chambers for about $700 (EBAY USA) ;)

    Ollie

    A tube would be cheaper than $700, you forgot to add the Showa is a better front end ;) Still further off topic Ollie I will have a heap of XR 650 parts coming up soon. I am not getting rid of my XR just have doubles and triples of soooooo many parts gathered up over years if you are interested. There is everything from new and second hand plastics to triple trees to shocks, forks, wheels, sprockets, blinkers, radiators, hoses, stators, electrics, swing arms, linkages, discs, maybe motard wheels, brake callipers, master cylinders and heaps more

    TB

    Thanks mate ;) could do with some new blinkers maybe Motard heels B)

    Marzocchi suspension is a copy of 92 model showa same as what was on my old 360 Husky :laugh: my fork tubes had been worked over so factor in another $3-400 in the end just not worth it.

    Hey Rookie sorry mate about going off subject – get ya sis to have a look at an Alloy frame WRF ;) cant go wrong !

    Ollie

    in reply to: 2005 ktm 250exc-f, what to look for #240550

    Dean
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    Trailboss wrote:
    Ollie wrote:
    Nothing steers like a Gasgas – except maybe an XR250 ;)

    Ollie

    I am sorry but it begs asking :laugh: . If a Gas Gas steers so well why did you put a CRF front end on your Gas Gas :huh: :laugh: :P (I dont care about facts either :laugh: )

    Oh yeah nothing steers like a XR250 you are 100% correct IMO

    TB

    :laugh:
    Corrossion on fork leg (my bad) complete front end swap for Showa twin chambers for about $700 (EBAY USA) ;)

    Ollie

    in reply to: 2005 ktm 250exc-f, what to look for #240545

    Dean
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    Nato wrote:
    Like this ollie? I here good things about these gasgas bikes people are talking about.

    http://www.bikesales.com.au/demo/details/gas-gas-ec250se4t-2010-11076917?__Ns=p_IsPoa_Int32|0||p_RankSort_Int32|1||p_HasPhotos_Int32|1||p_Make_String|0||p_Model_String|0||p_YearMade_Int32|1||p_PriceSort_Decimal|1||p_PhotoCount_Int32|1&__Nne=15&__Qpb=1&__sid=13424AD4435C&__N=1432 604 1430 1429 1626 1428 4294967031 4294958661

    yeah that looks alright B)

    GasGas parts are cheap compared to KTM parts and yes older 250 Kato EXCF’s are fairly highly strung and do require regular topends. Cant go wrong with the WR and I reckon the white ones look great.

    Nothing steers like a Gasgas – except maybe an XR250 ;)

    Ollie

    in reply to: 2005 ktm 250exc-f, what to look for #240503

    Dean
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    2005 KTM 250 250EXC-F, What to look for ? Id say a Yamaha or a Gasgas 250 :laugh: :laugh:

    seriously tho unless she is a good mechanic and has plenty of time and money on her hands go with the Japanese brands first. (gasgas falls into that category as it runs te WR engine)

    just my 2 cents

    Ollie

    in reply to: Re-opening an old ST #240455

    Dean
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    Good work Murph

    Say Gyday to Watto for me mate,been a while since ive been his neck of the woods ;)

    Ollie

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