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  • in reply to: BOONY INJURED !!! #188756

    Dean
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    Boony wrote:

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    lets hope they never let nipples and pep on the same ride…that will not be pretty, they served on the same boat/ship or what eva they call them.Both crazy bastards.

    You forgot to mention “and both incredibly good looking” :laugh:

    Nips B)

    Aido you would not believe how friggin cold Louee was. Im sure it was my nuts pushing on my nips from the inside. :ohmy:

    Ollie :laugh:

    in reply to: BOONY INJURED !!! #188702

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    snowy09 wrote:

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    The mayor of Tamworth has suffered a debilitating thumbprint to the forehead stopping him from riding tommoro !!

    :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

    NTFF!! :laugh:

    Ollie

    in reply to: Force Radiator Guards – CRF250R 2007 #188694

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    I agree with jak, Force guards are made very accurately and are the best I have seen ;) I just recently put a set on my Gasser,took a bit of Fiddling,but eventually went on. ( I only realised half way thru that my right radiator was a tad bent (thanx Bro :laugh: ) Like Jak said back em all off and try and get the threads started then work your way around.

    Good luck! B)

    Ollie

    in reply to: PE 250 sales Promo #188688

    Dean
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    I like the bit where Old mate is sitting on his IT400 (?) in the creek :laugh:

    Ollie B)

    in reply to: This is just plain wrong. #188623

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    Same thing happened at Dungog at my mate Trents farm. A city slicker moved in for the “serenity” only to realise that all 3 surrounding farms had youngsters who ride their 2 stroke 85’s ( and at a rather quick pace)council and police got involved and turned very messy, The lads had to conform to a no riding before 9am and not after sunset rule (from the council)which they did,the wanker then put a complaint in to say the milking machines were to loud :ohmy: The issue was brought up at a local council meeting where it was promptly thrown out as the majority of locals are farmers and “ALL”ride bikes and word doesnt take long to travel that the guy was a knob :laugh: Last I heard his property was for sale :laugh:

    At kempsey they get a bikey gang in to lean on them or let some of the local indigenous people camp there for an extended time :laugh: seems to work B)

    Ollie

    in reply to: CRF450X Number plate Holder #188513

    Dean
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    I will go a + 1 as well the picture of the WR is actually my old 04 model :laugh:

    http://s3performance.com.au/clear-led-stop-tail-numberplate-lamp-mudguard-p-135.html?osCsid=a9pk66upmn367teeqdgb6dr3v2

    Ollie B)

    in reply to: TCX Pro2 Boots #145876

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    in reply to: 450 EXC Over Heating – Engine ICE #188067

    Dean
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    Im not saying that an engine water temp will reach 190 degree’s C either,but it is nice to know that it will boil at a higher temp and thus offer far greater confidence when the going gets tough ;) I am a mechanical engineer of 30 years as well and have studied thermal dynamics ;) What I am saying for $35 a litre give it a try if it works great! if not what have you lost?

    Ps I like the pretty pictures :P

    Ollie

    in reply to: 450 EXC Over Heating – Engine ICE #188051

    Dean
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    Read the link, it has an explanation of how it works ;) 30% more efficient ie better than water/glycol at absorbing heat and then dissipating it to the radiator cores/fins.

    Ollie

    in reply to: 450 EXC Over Heating – Engine ICE #188050

    Dean
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    B) Liquid Intelligence 115 gives boil-over protection to 190ºC, so it’s thirty percent more thermal efficient than traditional water/glycol based coolants.

    ollie

    in reply to: 450 EXC Over Heating – Engine ICE #188034

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    Hatto wrote:

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    While your talking to Mal at sutto’s ask him about the coolant in the metal can he sells, I have been using it and have had no real issues, it’s boiling point is up over 200 deg, mal was the one who put me onto it. You don’t add water just this stuff and 1 tin is perfect amount for my 06 450exc

    Hatto

    This is the stuff you probably got Hatto B) Its not Engine Ice its a fully synthetic liquid.

    http://motorcyclecoolant.com.au/

    Cost me $35 for a litre

    Its good stuff B)

    in reply to: Hi #187950

    Dean
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    Gyday Craig B) Welcome to the Nut house :laugh: keep your eyes peeled for some more upcoming rides in the Wato’s

    Ollie B)

    in reply to: Katgirl Trip Across Australia 29 Sep 5900km DIRT #187780

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    Have a great trip my fellow Hornsbianite :laugh: wish it was me going B)

    BTW I saw that you made the latest TBAM page 68 and 70 riding with the Girls down the south coast ;)

    Nice article

    Be safe ;)

    Ollie

    in reply to: 2009 GAS GAS EC300R #187766

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    Tyre Goo? do you mean the puncture repair stuff? I use Slime, get it from Repco about $35 for a litre (4 tyres worth)

    you are right about the Gassers not holding there value I picked mine up in Feb 08 its a mid 07 model and paid $7000 and it only had 900kms on it as well. I reckon its probably worth about $6000 now. But I wont sell it I will just hang onto it and get a new one when the time is right. B)

    Ollie

    in reply to: 2009 GAS GAS EC300R #187761

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    Trailboss wrote:

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    I have ridden a 300 Gasser 06 model from memory Ollie better then a WMW250 actually and my old KTM250 to tell the truth ;)

    Not as good as Mal’s husky but, thats a sweet ride for a smoker, you tried one of them?

    TB

    Yes I have tried the Husky 300, Not for me afraid to say front end is Vague and seems to plough,they sit to high only a 5 speed (even my 3 former 360’s had 6 gears) and spares prices are pretty steep. They do go well though,just not the way I like.

    Ollie

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