[GregMember]

Yeah interesting the tyre pressures mate I run 28 in the front and 22 in the rears. I will go to 30 and see if that helps thanks.

How about a photo of the new damper mate, they make a difference dont they

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[GregMember]

Any ride Kat is better than no ride mate and where you are going speaks for itself. Ride report mate dont forget and photos as you ride and drink you way around Slovenia and surrounds

Oh and only action shots on the bike not off the bike as this is a family web site

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[GregMember]

muffberger wrote:

trailer gets hooked on to car and dragged over everything that gets in its road!

i love them

There you go Jak good things unless you are a road kill or something that gets dragged over :laugh: :laugh: Go for it I say but dont go crazy pumping the grease in

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[GregMember]

Bob wrote:

looks and sounds like it got all the gear

the tool that is riding it needs updating though:whistle:

He definitely requires longer legs Bob :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

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[GregMember]

Mines the same Bob, Chris told me once you go into your profile and then edit and its there somewhere mate. The site time is world wide so you adjust it to your time zone understand :blink: be it your case where you live one hour and twenty years behind :laugh:

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[GregMember]

Maybe it didnt fit in the rules of the thread Boony as I am sure this doesnt so now I will get the shaft :laugh: . PM them if you have a drama rather then discuss it here

On the subject I have a bearing puller that will just catch the bearing lip Badbowie was talking about works a treat, Snap-on dear as :unsure: Pulls the bearings out straight and easy

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[GregMember]

I have actually updated the first post as I forgot a few things :blush:

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[GregMember]

JAK wrote:

Wondering if anyone has had experience with Bearing Buddies (i think that is what they are called)
Its where there is a grease nipple in the dust cover.

I have twice seen people pump them so full of grease that the bearings and hubs are so full or grease they have overheated on long faster trips and failed wheel bearings.

I think that they are good for boat trailers when they get backed into the water and local slower trips.

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[GregMember]

snowy09 wrote:

I remember you and mick sitting on your arses sulking and depserate for breath cause you were fd for breath

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: Yup seen them both do that at seperate times :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

RTI

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[GregMember]

It will be right Aido but bring the WR on the Birthday ride :whistle:

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[GregMember]

Welcome BB, so it was you that followed Boulder and Fish’s progress on the 3 states ride and then called them a couple of poofs when they came back to your job site cause they shared a double bed at Dargo :laugh: :laugh: Gold

See ya on the trails

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[GregMember]

I think the factory recommends every 10,000 on the Tenere Nick but aren’t sure

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[GregMember]

TONY. wrote:

is the sofala campsite by the turon river near the crossing?

No thats not the one, the one we use is closer to Sofala more details later

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[GregMember]

Looks interesting Ian bloody 350 smoker would have some nuts for sure :ohmy: that thing would pull the bend out of a river Sadly it’s a Husky but although it would be a step forward from the orange euro trash you have now mate :laugh:

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[GregMember]

A.D. wrote:

hi guys new im new to the forum would like to come along for the ride

Yes you are welcome, please be sure you have read the first post on the first page and keep reading the thread for updates. A well prepared bike will be the answer for this ride :laugh:

See you there

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