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  • in reply to: Got any balls? I am betting not #130562

    Greg
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    I take Mick’s line there and on most things Mick you are right, but this is a site issue, we will see if they own up or I go in the back pages and find them. I dont care about my karma thats why its zero and I keep it zero, I ask you to tell people why you are taking their hard fought karma is all

    TB

    in reply to: Wauchope ride Anzac day. #130567

    Greg
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    Ktmrat wrote:

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    Bikes ready watch out boys
    :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
    E-leg even works now:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

    Good stuff dave, play nice now

    Have a safe day boys

    TB

    in reply to: Got any balls? I am betting not #130553

    Greg
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    No it was + 1 earlier than went to zero then 6 hrs later – 1 two accidents :blink: they can only to it every 6 hrs that is give and take

    Doesnt matter I will give them a chance and then find out myself if need to

    TB

    in reply to: rubber #130546

    Greg
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    I am done :laugh: , cheers for the banter and opinions Ollie

    TB

    in reply to: Bellingen interest? #130538

    Greg
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    Good work Aaron ;)

    in reply to: rubber #130537

    Greg
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    Just one thing but Ollie, you sell them, maybe not for any great profit I know but I dont think that allows you to be completely neutral, they are cheap thats why people buy them and as far as grip goes loamy, most tyres grip, muddy when I used it was the Watagans Christmas Party (it was brand new) and it definitely was no S12 Michelin, hard pack dry grip was ok but wore out to fast compared to others I use on my 650 as you put it!

    But an option for people for sure :)

    TB

    in reply to: rubber #130534

    Greg
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    Ollie wrote:

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    Boony Tyres are a very contentious subject,different tyres perform differently on different bikes and in different conditions, Personal preference is always an issue. TB has said he didnt like the rear retreads,thats his opinion and he is entitled to it. My 38 years of riding and racing I would have to say Metzeler MC5 rear MC4 front awsome tyre combo and my all time favorite setup,My RMX still has a set of them on it. Pirelli tyres are good, some bridgestone and Dunlop 752 are good. Michellin are Ok not as good as People pretend them to be(my opinion only)Motoz are crap,kenda are good for the first ride as soon as the knobs are rounded over throw em away. I started using Recross retreads years ago and really liked them,the shop I bought them from (xrsrus)closed down so I became an agent for MXretreads, My honest opinion on these is they aint no Metzeler, But then again I aint no Chad Reed either,I expect a tyre that I can get at least 10 good rides out of,when its rooted I replace it,I dont say Oh ive just paid $139 for this I could get another couple of rides out of it.Ive got 8 bikes in the shed and it costs a bit to keep tyres up to them,the retreads help keep my costs down, all of the cases I get are quality brands not cheap rubbish. I have plenty of repeat customers and the only person who has shown his dislike for them is TB his opinion only,( I saw the tyre and I understand his concern, but remember he is on a worked XR6fitty and he doesnt mind spinning it up:woohoo:) others have raved about them, and for $75 bucks each,well there is enough change left over for a case of piss. I have found that the tread pattern is particularly suited to loam and sandy conditions,Mud goes well also. Anyway thats my 4c worth
    http://www.mxretreads.com.au

    Yeah what Ollie said mostly :)

    TB

    in reply to: castrol R30……2 stroke oil?? #130533

    Greg
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    I ran it in Kieran’s PW50 and it kept gumming everything up was why I said that.

    TB

    in reply to: castrol R30……2 stroke oil?? #130505

    Greg
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    micknmeld wrote:

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    Ahh the smell of R30!!! It isn’t a mineral oil is it?? I thought it was a vege/peanut oil of some description??
    I used to run it in my RD250/350, loved the stuff. Wasn’t it a kinda funny purple colour?? Supercheap still has it ay? I might just get a bottle for Taylah’s PW80 and relive old times.:laugh:

    Mick dont use it in the auto oiler if its connected, you have to mix it yourself, I used to use it when I raced karts, had to drain what you didnt use as it doesnt store well and causes problems in high performance engines when reused, so used to drain and use in the mower and whipper snipper :woohoo:

    TB

    in reply to: Wauchope ride Anzac day. #130503

    Greg
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    micknmeld wrote:

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    What??? No Rat??

    Ha ha how unusual, dogging it again unbelievable :ohmy: :laugh:

    TB

    in reply to: castrol R30……2 stroke oil?? #130497

    Greg
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    Love the smell me self, sometimes use a bit in the fiddy as it freaks a dickhead I know out because he thinks I am running racing fuel lol :P

    I think technology has taken over from it mate and its better to use synthetic :( oh the smell how good is it :laugh:

    TB

    in reply to: Wattie’s Saturday 25th #130493

    Greg
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    Will probably ride through there between 3 and 4 tomorrow arvo on the NX with Salina, watch out Ollie lol :laugh:

    Have fun guys and be safe :)

    TB

    in reply to: Watagans to Wisemans – Cruisy Ride #130495

    Greg
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    Am pre running the route tomorrow by chance for something to do, Salina and I are riding up to the central coast or Newcastle for an overnight somewhere, nothing planned but will go over the ferry etc and turn up somewhere :)

    TB

    in reply to: rubber #130492

    Greg
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    EAGLE`02 wrote:

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    You might like my MITAS Stoneking ,ade in Czech Republic rear, good for a heap of k`s
    Paid $130 for it 3000k`s ago:blink:

    Heaps kms for sure Eagle, but not real grippy, see you cant get both just a balance, them and Kendas are what I used to run years ago when I lived at Wyee and rode three times a week, did the job but I guess

    Hey forgot Pirelli Scorpion (not the MT18), be one of the best used for along time rear tyres that is, it is the longest klm rear I have used on my bike ever over 1450klms

    I recommended them to Moto and Crash who are happy with them, and Rocket who used one for the whole four day and liked it, get one of those, cant believe I forgot

    in reply to: rubber #130480

    Greg
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    boony wrote:

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    Funny feeling that tyre will be going back tomorrow ( by the way happy birthday to me) now I am open for suggestions for rears[/quote]

    Happy Birthday Boony

    Tyres are a massive debate

    I have tried most I feel and like
    Michelins (top of the market)
    Some Maxxis (middle of the market)
    Some Bridgestone (middle to top of the market)
    Couple of rear Dunlops (middle of the market)

    I recently tried Ollie’s retreads and found the fronts ok has worn and gripped ok, the rears arent worth a knob of goat s*#t, no grip in ant conditions and wear real fast (my opinion of course Ollie)

    I was today talked into purchasing a new Bridgestone on the market to try, dont know if you dont try

    The tyres I use range in price from $225 to $105.

    Also worth considering side wall ratings for flex that can help grip and reduce puncture’s

    Good luck

    Thats my 2 cents worth, from my years

    TB

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