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Boony wrote:
Quote:I have had the DRZto 160 using this standard gearing before.We couldnt get more than 145 on dirt at the Condo out of a more modified DR than yours, check your speedo mate maybe like my Tenere one which is more than 10% out reads 165 at 150 on the GPS :angry: Maybe your grips heaters are upsetting the electronic speedo :laugh:

TB
Boony wrote:
Quote:now i am just waiting for the grip heaters to turn up and then I`m right to go,Boony

heated grips in summer, you would be that soft Boony

Kev I will make sure the Mayor gets in touch with you mate apet sorts out a meeting place for a loop champ. Hopefully will see ya somewhere mate
TB
KatGirl wrote:
Quote:Hi TB,It unlikely that I’m going to have my XR400 back in time for this ride.
The suspension is done but we are waiting on some mounting bits for the 22l fuel tank. Even if I did get the bike back early this week I still need to work with Steve at AdventureMoto to sort out my panniers. So unfortunately I’m going to pull out of this one.
Will target this next one on the calendar. :side:No problems Kat
hey if you want you could road trip the BMW up there for the nights and the carry on :laugh: The Mudgee guys are road tripping you could meet them somewhere. Bruce the Mudgee leader is a bloody nice guy ( like me
) or just cruise up yourselfTB
SteveRed wrote:
Quote:I’m hoping to get on this one TB and maybe Glenn who you met up at Hampton.Is this an Adventure ride or a Trailride?? Which bike to bring, the choices are endless :laugh:Wolfy
Pure adventure riding Stevo
trust me :laugh: We will sit around a map soon mate and double check it allTB
Just a note for everyone going, on behalf off those taking the lead from Wauchope, Tamworth, Mudgee and Windsor.
* This is not a paid ride, there is no money changing hands, it just a few of us going for a ride and you have decided to follow. We are not responsible for you, your bike or your belongings. If you are not happy at any stage with any part of the ride, you are free to leave and not participate, remember you are joining us of your own free will. If you have a friend that’s a fancy talking lawyer, stay home with him and have fun together.
* This is an adventure tour as such, don’t see the word race there do you? Also anything can and will happen, we are going much further than the carpark, please ensure you and your bike are prepared. Remember its not a race. If you are a hero racer or a hero of any sort stay home with old mate and his lawyer buddy. (besides We are the only ones that know the way )
There are many hidden obstacles, cars, 4w4’s, rocky sections, blind crests and curves, it may be dusty, it may be muddy so please ride within your limits, if you feel you are slow (not that you will be) you will be faster then a guy laying on ground waiting for help, don’t spoil it for yourself and everybody else.* If you ride in such a way as to endanger yourself or anyone else on the ride you will be told to leave, this includes passing people in a manner dangerous and such trail ethics, the lead riders decision is final if you dont like this or anything else here DONT COME.
Old Bulls must also state, that this is NOT an organised event or paid event and that no organisational function is undertaken or initiated by Old Bulls with respect to such rides. There are no set tracks/ routes and members ride at their own time and discretion. Old Bulls forum is a medium used for organizing rides by members and in attendance Old Bulls takes no responsibility or liability for injury or damage to persons or personal property that may occur.
Your attendance at the respective start points on this ride, will signify that you have read and accept this disclaimer.
riverright wrote:
Quote:You noticed I’m a two stroke man. I’ll look into the Kato’s (registerable in NSW?)How do dealers react to requests for test rides from a 35 year licensed rider these days?
Sutto’s will give you a test ride, ring Daniel on 47379566. Also tell him TB said stick the $50 bucks up his arse :laugh: :laugh: he will know what thats about

TB
EAGLE`02 wrote:
Quote:Ok,
Thought I`d give the campout ADV syle thing a go on friday night instead of softing it in a pub room :laugh:
Might as well seeing I have a set of bags on loan & possibly a pair coming secondhand soon
This will give me a basic setup ready for the next steed whenever it arrives :dry: :huh: soon I hope

Am still travelling light (no cooking gear or extra spares etc)
I do have a tent, fly, camp mat, sleeping bag, clothes, towel and some extra fuelFrom “Super Commuter” to “Super Adventurer” :woohoo:


Eags that looks super Adventure setup mate well done
Andy bags are yours mate I just need them for the Nabiac rideThat’s a great setup, looks like a strong alloy rack for the bags did that come with the bags and blinkers looks like it would just go from bike to bike as a unit
or did you make it?Will give you a ring later in the week and work out the time you want to meet to where we will be. I will have my tracker on and the page will be on the site so you will be able to follow our progress before you leave home
TB
Oh yeah Kev here is the gun OB DR400 :laugh: Read the build on this puppy
http://www.obtrailriders.com/index.php?option=com_kunena&Itemid=56&func=view&catid=20&id=7067

TB
Nice work Kev. A great all rounder the DR
TB
Try this link http://www.academyofoffroadriding.com.au/
Of interest for myself is this one
http://www.academyofoffroadriding.com.au/adventure-bike-courses/
Anyone else interested in a Adventure Bike course here in NSW?
TB
JAK wrote:
Quote:Well said Jak :laugh:
Well Gaz and Krusty called in this morning with Gaz’s new Wolfman racks and bags. Gaz picked the bags and frames after I tipped him to them on ADV’s flea market. The racks were for a DR400 SM and Gaz has a DRZ400. So they front up with a 6 pack of Bundies (10.15am :laugh: ) OK well the righthand rack went on easy, I had to trim the end of a bracket here and there to make it fit smick but smick it was.
The left side needed some shed time and a bracket made, spacers cut and sourced but armed with a bundy we rallied and were equal to the task :laugh:
So the frames were fitted and then we had to fit the bags for the first time, setup is required once but it’s happy days from there on. The IPad was dragged out and the guys studied the figment video (I had seen it before as Nickj and I have been looking at this setup for a while now)
Gaz with his lookers on and Krusty watching the video



Here is the video they were studing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5R9CiDaJec&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Bags he all fitted up, nice setup



Gaz all set to go

Gaz on the left and Krusty on the right


I noticed as the guys were leaving that Gaz’s setup leaves a lot more room on the bike and isn’t has top heavy as Krusty’s
Gaz’s

Krusty’s

The setup is neat and if you watch the video on the bags you will see that they are easy to take on and off when setup. The video explains all about the wolfman bag setup.
If you are interested in any of the products seen he give Steve at Adventure Moto a ring as he stocks them and will look after you

TB
JAK wrote:
Quote:I rang up TNC a couple of months ago about some for mine and they asked what sort of design i was after.Well being graphically challenged i had no idea so what i’m going to do is run a competition for someone to design something for me.
The prize will be you will become my new best friend. :woohoo:
Any takers ????
Yeah I will take it on, I reckon a OBT ViC theme
will get on the job after Nabiac JakTB
That was everything was it? The all the changes, the artworks you had added and the try this the try that’s that they e mail back and forth? And fitting mate? That’s cheaper than mine :laugh:
Mine are nearly 4 years old and done heaps of work, never get an once of love just a squirt of truck wash and pressure washed. None have peeled or come up
TB
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