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Boony wrote:Bolls,Bolls,Bolls, what have you done mate??? :ohmy: you know you could have just rang anyone of us if you needed to talk mate. :whistle: not that we would have listened anyway,
i spose this ones for doing property inspections on ??? 😆 bit big for mustering.. So do we give you a ring now when we are leaving the forest and youll ride up to the Dungy pud and have a corona with lemon whilst we have a beer as we travel home from TRAIL riding?????? :pinch: :pinch: :pinch: :pinch: :pinch:
anything else you need to come out of the closet about?????????? :blush: :blush: :blush: :blush:

Boony (trail rider) 😆
You will soon learn the best thing about adventure riding Bollocks

That is Boony isn’t there

TB
BOLLOCKS wrote:You bloody big mouth TB. :pinch:
Picking it up tomorrow.
I have named it…”Hermin The German” :cheer: :cheer: :cheer: :cheer: :cheer: :cheer: :cheer: :cheer:
Bol :woohoo:
Gees Bollocks you didn’t have to come clean straight away I was trying to build some suspense :huh: 9 mins and you had fessed up. Lucky the Germans hadn’t caught you or you would have given away the state secrets in minutes under the desk light :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Boulders right would suit to high country in 4 weeks, a 4 day run through the hills with your piss wreck travel buddy Gaz

Very nice mate
TB
February 27, 2011 at 10:17 pm in reply to: Mick’s Annual Birthday Ride 4th & 5th of March 2011 #197395BOLLOCKS wrote:Dont know wether we can get there by 8..let alone be ready by 8 :ohmy:Sorry Bolls I tried to get a 9 o’clock start but the mayor wouldn’t be in it
TB
Congrats again Boony, two great names on that Clock

PS the winner should use Photobucket :laugh: :laugh:
TB
February 27, 2011 at 4:11 pm in reply to: Mick’s Annual Birthday Ride 4th & 5th of March 2011 #196096OK as we have had some pull outs of late
SB_250y – Scored a night shift friday night
GWC – Out
Me – Out family illness
Boony – Because he was told
Aaron – Scrap booking
Blue450 – change of plans
etc
All those that were on the resevre list are now down to ride, if you know of someone that was on the list that may not see they are on can you please contact them and let them know
cheers
TB
From the massive Teknik Yamba weekend
Nick early Saturday morning pressure washing Chris t’s bike getting it ready to be stripped it was the first bike done

Next was Garry’s 530 getting the full treatment while Chris t repairs  crash damage from one of his crashes the days before

Nickj was a man on a mission all weekend. He kept everybody feed and happy and with a crew we had there that was no easy job. Nickj cooked all weekend and looked after everyone, he made sure those staying where soughted and had everything they needed, cheers Nick
Here he is again looking like he is lost but would have been doing something for somebody no doubt

The Teknik’s van with Nick and Evil Rudy

More bikes and the DR in the back ground is a new purchase by a Old Bull, I had the job of looking it over pre purchase for him, it’s a 2005 that he got for a steal

More bikesÂ

Nick’s Ten got the full treatment

More later
Cheers TB
Is the clutch disengaging properly EV. If you warm the bike up and turn it of and put it in 2nd gear can you push it? I doubt it from what you are saying.
I would be checking the adjustment, if that’s ok I would be popping the clutch out checking the plate thickness, the steel plates arent warped and the fingers on the basket aren’t notched
TB
What’s Nick doing here :laugh: :laugh:

TB
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giddy up
February 24, 2011 at 4:34 pm in reply to: what to take on rides and what do the organisers provide? #197265WikdBeemer wrote:.
I say this because organisers have the inherant responsibility of the safety of the riders, like the captain of a ship is responsible for the safety of all those on his ship, I feel the same applies for trail rides in the bush as we have similar remoteness to consider.Just another 20 cents worth.
Beemer.
That’s very true on a paid ride WB, but a ride I organise I will make sure it’s safe as can be for me and any one else who is following but you are choosing to follow me of your own free will, I will help but am not responsible for you and your actions.
That’s the way it is for any OBT ride run, the person twisting the throttle is responsible no body else
TB
Sounds great WB all except the part about riding a BMW :laugh: I will watch with interest mate good on you and good luck with it.
TB
I will try and get hold of Chris, I know he has a set of KTM pegz in stock and he can get sets at a better price, leave it with me mate
TB
rebore450 wrote:Bugger,
I was hoping to get away with going to Mick’s birthday without having to do the trailer bearings.:whistle:
I knew in the back of my mind that they should be done.:unsure:
Now you lot have shamed me into doing them this weekend. :pinch:Thanks Rebore I laughed when I read that cheers :laugh:
February 23, 2011 at 9:45 am in reply to: what to take on rides and what do the organisers provide? #197236A well prepared bike is the go. Heavy duty tubes fitted, carry a spare front tube (doesnt need to be a heavy duty, a front can be put in the back) A new spare spark plug and plug spanner a new joining link that fits your chain. Couple of spanners 8, 10, 12, 14 and a something normally a spanner that un does the front and rear wheel nuts. Two tyre levers and a pump.
Most of the time on the bigger rides someone will have all the tools you don’t, but you need to carry a tube, spark plug and a joining link for your bike as they are spares for your bike. If they do help you remember to buy them a beer later.
You can’t have everything straight away but you can be prepared as best as possible I think is the key
The link is to what could be in a bumbag and more
http://www.obtrailriders.com/index.php?option=com_kunena&func=view&catid=33&id=1108&Itemid=75
TB
axel wrote:By the sounds of it the castle nut wound so far up the stub axle the split pin was too far from the nut. The nut then unwound itself to meet the split pin to the point where the wheel was loose. I guess the vibrations would have annoyed you enough to stop before the hub broke off.That’s what I figured Axel but couldn’t work out who would put it together like that or had something been left out otherwise it would have been like that before it was pulled apart.
Judging by Boony’s last reply :laugh: I wouldn’t follow the trailer

TB
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