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aido wrote:Trailboss wrote:The Rude one maybe doing or busy with Sunny Corner :huh: Your theory is interesting to say the least Axel, without having given it much thought I like it
But a theory is like an arsehole everyone has one :laugh: this arsehole doesn’t so I will go with yours
TB
Sorry for going off topic but this is the first time ive seen TB without an opinion on something.
Are you feeling ok mate ? :laugh: :laugh:
Now I do have an opinion now, in my opinion your a smart arse :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: There are many a topic here I don’t get involved in because I do know, understand or couldn’t be arsed about
Back on topic
Toes I read yours and think ( there Aido ) the heat wouldn’t transfer that far maybe :blink:
TB
Thanks for the write up Wally, I really like “real” people’s thoughts and experiences, someone that has spent the time and coin and can say it as they see it without worry about them advertising in their magazine
Cheers
TB
The Rude one maybe doing or busy with Sunny Corner :huh: Your theory is interesting to say the least Axel, without having given it much thought I like it
But a theory is like an arsehole everyone has one :laugh: this arsehole doesn’t so I will go with yoursTB
GaleyKTM300 wrote:Lads a six pack of Bundy is in the esky for those that need a settler if you swing into Camp Galey. Look for the sign!
Enjoy the ride. Jealous.
Ummmm maybe we can go via Sunny corner, be rude not to actually. No promises Galey but will see how we go
TB
adam wrote:Sounds like the gear dogs have worn and under pressure the get forced out, ie the selector fork can’t hold the gear in (not that it’s meant to hold it in, its only meant to select the gear and the dogs lock in).Saw a similar thing on a WR450. It had sent the selector fork blue.
The fix is to strip it down and replace the worn parts.
When its apart you’ll see tha fault its usually obvious.
Sam’s third gear on his KTM250 had a different problem. It felt like neutral, no jumping at all. The gear dogs litterally blew off and were sitting in the bottom of the box.
I may still have the WR gears here I’ll have a look and post a photo.
Below is Sam’s problem
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Adam.
Is thats Sams new 250 :ohmy:
TB
I see that Mick I not sure with Rockets advanced computer skills it’s not a mistake :laugh: But to our young :cheer: euro trash riding, giggle hat wearing, shit stiring minor I say happy birthday
TB
Nickj wrote:Trailboss wrote:Are you sure they are forward because today when we bolted them back on they were backwards :blush: I will own up to this to a point, as I did have the great DR nameless guru helping me and there was some to and fro :laugh:Would you believe we tried I cause DJ has small feet :laugh: :whistle:
Thanks Maso
TB
I believe none of those excuses TB !!
Own up, we all make mistakes , some of us even tighten our brake snake enough to fool us into having no brake at all :whistle: :blink: :laugh: :laugh: :blush:
Listen mate you ask Boulder ok he was involved like I said in the fitting of the brackets he will tell you. Can’t you bread stealing Pommys read I said and I quote “I will own up to this to a point” !!!!!!! Then tomorrow when you realise what I good helpful bloke I am you can say sorry ok now jog on
TB
Lefty wrote:Hey check her out! Ready to go!
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Complete with additional stand/starter block of timber. :laugh: :laugh:
Hey Boss, so once you put the block down and start the big girl. You are sitting on the bike how do you get the block of timber up to take with you :laugh:
TB
white rocket wrote:2012 WR450F – with help from an iconic Aussie
Australia and NZ form the major market for WRF models. Which is incredible when you compare the local population with Europe and US. But thanks to our love of riding in the bush combined riding access and local laws, down under is where most WRF models will be sold.This is great news because it means Aussies get a say in development. And who better to have that say than enduro legend and WRF racer Geoff Ballard? just copyed this of the yamaha australia web site think they may no where they sell there bikes ? :whistle: but who cares sounds like aido is going to get one and tell us if its any good
OK Rocket you are right
I couldnt argue with a sales brochure, a sales line or a salesman
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