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Yeah I am with Bollocks fast slow single open sand rocky a damper is the second thing I do to every bike I have raced ridden or trail hacked. Most people that haven’t used one for an extended period will tell you they aren’t needed ( I used to say that before I fitted one) rarely see people that get one don’t keep using them. I reckon the bike that benefited the most was the KTM 530 that I ride sometimes :laugh: It used to shake its head. Just my humble opinion
Oh yeah they look bling as well :laugh: kills two birds for you!
TB
Cherokee71 wrote:Hey TB, that package arrived in the mail, works perfectly, thanks mate!RC
No worries champ you are welcome, huge difference and great detail eh?
TB
Old girl
Started stripping the newie to fit exhausts, racks etc. Good strong subframes on these bikes
Starting to come together
Was going to paint the racks again but the bags rub the paint of so :laugh:
Pivots on
Then I took it for a spin, got 11kms on it now. Lucky its not a KTM be due for a rebuild :laugh: :laugh:
TB
Dickie wrote:It may seem expensive going to a retailer to get the job done but have a chat to them, ask them what there rent per week is. I don’t know how some of them can survive. One auto electric guy told me he was owed $20k form clients, Very sad. The young bloke didn’t want me to put his tyre on as I might stuff it, went back to rock motorcycles and they said if you purchased it here its free. I don’t mind paying for that one off as I know I might need them in the future.Yeah well said Dickie
Two sides to every quote I didnt think either was to dear who knows they maybe changing the oil and filter rather than chucking it on its side. Fact is its one you can do yourself so do it.
(Thats not to say there arent shops out there that will rip you
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TB
March 21, 2013 at 9:10 am in reply to: 2013 Scrapheap Adventure Ride – Back ‘O’ Bourke – March 29-30 #238599micknmeld wrote:Trailboss wrote:micknmeld wrote:If you just want to donate to the Old Bull team tally go to:Be a team player :laugh:
My tally goes to the team total……….so all is good.
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
I know good job
TB
March 21, 2013 at 8:53 am in reply to: 2013 Scrapheap Adventure Ride – Back ‘O’ Bourke – March 29-30 #238596micknmeld wrote:If you just want to donate to the Old Bull team tally go to:Be a team player :laugh:
It’s pretty simple frushy see here
http://www.obtrailriders.com/index.php/forum?view=topic&catid=33&id=75670
I reckon when Mick gets back from the scrapheap he would do it for you for a six pack mate it only talks 30 mins and he could give you some pointers. Only thing I would do is use a tension wrench when tightening the clutch spring retaining bolts.
TB
Krusty wrote:Looking flash there mate… Always thought they were a dam good looking bike especially all kitted up.. Mean machine!!!Curious why you would not just have Nick rework the stock suspension instead of transferring over from the old? Wouldn’t there be a concern the performance may be different?
Cheers…
My rear shock isn’t a Yamaha shock for starters and I like my forks I am sure Nick would do the same but I can sell this one later or my black one with new stuff for someone to mod or use as new
TB
March 21, 2013 at 3:43 am in reply to: 2013 Scrapheap Adventure Ride – Back ‘O’ Bourke – March 29-30 #238545Pezz wrote:Rider UpdateAustralian Safari Legend Allan Cunynghame has just registered for Scrapheap 2013!!!
Great to have Allan on board. I asked what he was riding?
‘The bike is not to exotic but has a bit of history it’s an 2000 XR650 with the side covers off the last bike I rode in the Baja 1000 and the head light is off the bike I rode in the 1991 Australian Safari ‘
Hope he can handle the pace Pezz :laugh:
TB
March 21, 2013 at 3:38 am in reply to: Tugboat ride, 3 Teneres to toast a Legend Birdsville 2013 #238546Oldfatbeerman wrote:So what is the rough plan for the Three stooges on Tenere`s , leaving when from where ?Umm a little up in the air moment but rough plan is leaving Blue mountains about 8pm on the thurs day before trailer to sisters place out west near Dubbo and go full noise from there. Leave there after the ashes spreading that evening late and make a mile to get to Camerons the evening after to meet friends for a little ride I promised them.
Should cross paths somewhere Al, look forward to having a beer or three with you.TB
What they said
can only add that if you live close enough to Sydney it is worth going to Adventure moto and trying different sizes and models on. If you can’t the ring and chat to Steve or Janice and tell them your a old bull
TB
LC4skin wrote:Imagine if RonGreen showed up on an Old Bull ride after all these yearsThat would be awesome, he did one post asking how to stop his sons PW80 from leaking fuel out of the carby overflow when the fuel was switched on. Chris came down to my house to tell me, I wasnt even a member from memory. Chris joined me up and typed my answer for me (he used to get frustrated at my typing speed those days :laugh: ) and Ron disappeared
His post here
Cant find his actual first post :blink:
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micknmeld wrote:Holy Shit! Someone has just had a big dig in the bowels of OBT history! MY first OBT post! Bloody hell sometimes I regret finding OBT and posting that, then after a ride like the one we did last weekend, it makes it all worth while!Cheers!
Chris chris72a
Greg Trailboss
Ron RonGreen
Bruce Yamaha1
Andrew Andrew
Brett Chicken
Wayne Crash
jack livo
Craig Jenns CraigJ
Darran wright Bana
Mick D MicknmeldIt was the first post on TT, my first, Chris’s first all on the first morning it was created in a drunken night :laugh:
Was about a week before I found Mick on OBT. Interesting is that Chicken is our oldest active member on OBT if you take out Chris and I and then CraigJ.
TB
March 20, 2013 at 9:50 am in reply to: Tugboat ride, 3 Teneres to toast a Legend Birdsville 2013 #238527Ace wrote:Yeah all over it-getting tyres regrooved next week and turning the sprockets and chain around as well. :S :whistle: :laugh::laugh: :laugh: funny as funny as riding off to the pub and leaving your BMW in the desert while you are being Petes bitch :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
TB
Hey D rally I keep my bikes for a while and do many more miles and hours on them then anyone else I can think of I think I know what oil works and doesn’t. My last 3 major bikes have done over 130,000kms between them. No rebuilds no cams no failures until the Tenere shift bearing which isnt lube related. I haven’t even replaced a clutch! The XRs were raced and ridden hard as well. Have a look at the condition of the piston etc that came out of the Tenere and it was unmarked a single cylinder ridden for 50k and nearly 900hrs!
Diesel oils and gas oils maybe good but I would like to see them tested long term. I pay full retail for my Motul and am happy to as I know it does the yards for me.
The kids don’t ride their two strokes hard at all and could run outboard two stroke oil but pay cause I know it’s good.TB
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