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EAGLE`02 wrote:

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It will be returned as slippery as one of Boony`s “DOG ON LINO” as it will be most likely thoroughly drenched in “BIKESHINE”
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

You are kidding Beagle you plot chucker I dont need to wash it I dont even put the stand down I just drop it when I am finished ITS NOT MINE :laugh: its my sponsored ride

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Thats the same as mine Moto, but the front speakers are connected to the unit, all the speakers have to be connected to something either to receive the sound signal or power the receiver in the speaker unless its battery powered doesnt it. The wireless is between the front and back speakers you cant just put a speaker without a receiver anywhere and hope sound comes out of it

Mine was around 900 I just checked with Salina

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Hey Kram glad your home. My sister rang last night checking on you. You wanted that ramp right or wrong didnt you, but who told you we were giving it to the biggest crash? Would have bet my house on King Crash winning it, I see he went out early with the bend over the log thing on the power line track. But you up staged his arse :laugh: Although it will work out cheaper in the long run to buy a ramp I think

When you can travel come and see my new bike, mate its a beauty 310 husky Every arvo to keep the battery charged I go and start it, the second it starts I hold it pinned on the limiter for 3 minutes to get the oil pressure up and warm the engine, they seem pretty tough these things :laugh:

I will be up in July and can bring it up then if you wish as I think it will need and oil change between the battery charge runs every arvo and the 12 enduros I have entered with it before then :laugh:

Get better ya hippy bastard

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singletrackmind wrote:

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To be continued

STM

Come on Scott where is the rest of this report, the corner wait the ride home in the near dark

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[GregMember]

I have a wireless system Moto, but the system aren’t completely wireless as they do need a power supply for the receiver as such.

My system has the unit next to the TV, cables connected. It runs wires to the front speakers all behind the cabinet out of site.

The rear speakers have a control unit that receives the sound signal from the unit next to the TV. It is behind the lounge and the wires from it run to the speakers behind the lounge out of site.

The wireless is the from the unit to the rear surround speakers

When I bought mine you couldnt just have a speaker in the middle of no where and still cant unless its battery powered for the receiver to receive the sound signal

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c-e-l wrote:

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whats the average grade of the ride going to be?

I have seen you ride Chris you will be right mate I am sure

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Pencil, whats that mean Boony are you coming for now like normal or coming for real :laugh:

Extra ruts Mick we need extra ruts

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Austblue wrote:

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So with the rekluse you’re saying when you roll down a hill the clutch is engaged unless you blip it? It should be the other way around.

Mal can confirm mate but thats my understanding, Mal was having idle troubles in the 4 day and said just blip the throttle and I am sure thats the response :blink:

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OK then Mal in the next 3 or 4 months, cheers for that we will need to have a counter lunch to discuss the details (more then one will be required :laugh: )

The 1st annual OBT poker run day, stay tuned for a date.

It will be on a sunday, early start early finish for the travelers, maybe an overnight camp the night before :blink:

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PS 3 and OBT saved my life after my shoulder surgery get a PS 3 :laugh:

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[GregMember]

If someone helps me I will organise an Old Bull poker run day either on the central coast, sunny corner or zig zag. Could be a full day with a couple of loops

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[GregMember]

Is it because its a centrifugal automatic AB because they have engine braking and push start ability?

How does a rekulse disengage when the throttle is blipped down a hill causing the bike to free wheel?

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[GregMember]

A slipper and a rekulse are different

Here is a good read about Rekulse’s that Mal5.1 wrote real good job

Hope it helps

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Moose wrote:

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On another note, another exhibition of “Old Bull sprit” I saw was by Selena, Lachie and Kieren all being put out of their usual routine by a bunch of Greg’s noisy, hungry, thirsty, sleepy and even snorey mates. You guys rock. Thanks for everything.

Catchya later
moose.

You are welcome as always Moose from us all

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King Crash wrote:

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caterpillar snaking its way along the first powerline run. What a sight and sound that was!

Mate I would love to have seen that, there was times during the ride when Mal and I could look back and see bikes winding down a valley

King Crash wrote:

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The 650 was not a happy camper. It was hanging up on revs and wouldn’t rev out properly

Yeah but it was an easy fix, although it needs a valve adjustment (wait till tony sees that XR’s need adjustments as well)

King Crash wrote:

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At one of the first snotty uphills that caused a little bit of carnage, I went left of a stump without enough momentum and dropped the back wheel into a massive hole that almost swallowed me and the bike. Luckily the bike pinned me against the stump which stopped us both being consumed by a hole that looked like it bottomed out at the earths core.

Yeah and what about the cheer from the crowd when you got up the top

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XR400 bloke (sirrevalot) had 2 speeds…and 1 was stopped laying down…the other was maximum revs, and was on a steep learning curve and just kept getting back up.

Yeah he seemed like he was a little above his comfort level :laugh:

King Crash wrote:

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The afternoons’ plans had to be shortened up (because TB’s wheelie out of Capertee was sooooooooooooooooo long).

Did I tell you about it Crash or did you see it :laugh:

King Crash wrote:

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Which brings me to OB of the year! What’s going on there? Blown away….that’s what comes to mind. I couldn’t believe it. I’m a nobody plodder that loves the bush and country and getting out and seeing it. I don’t mind having a bit of a go every now and again. Thanks to everyone that threw a vote my way. It shouldn’t be forgotten that Boulder tallied the most votes and would have won again (if I hadn’t have secretly modified the OBT rules and regulations handbook to say you can’t win it 2 years in a row).

To better explain it, you can win OBT of the year more then once but not 2 years in a row.

Congratulations Crash you are a worthy winner

King Crash wrote:

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There was a ripper fire blazing away all night. Many beers, rumskis and “start ya barstard” ‘s downed and some really funny stuff going on.
Although, I thought being OB of the year entitled you to some “royal” treatment………don’t think so (ay Mal) I did try repeatedly through the evening…..it did result in receiving some of TBs’ personal supply of Rumskis..after my beers and rumskis ran out! (Long live the King!!!)

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