[GregMember]

Ollie wrote:

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Trailboss wrote:

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But have MET helmet you have one of the cheaper helmets around helmet Ollie :laugh:

TB

Cheaper smeeper or whatever Trevor M2R at Sutto’s great value under $200 and probably would have gone down that path if I hadnt already ordered the Fly racing Helmet. All helmets have to be made to conform to a standard. The one I have is made from Poly alloy composites and not el cheapo ABS. As long as it is safe,comfortable good air flow and light its all ticks in the box for me.

Boony you did the right thing by replacing your helmet after a decent knock.

Ollie

Yeah I agree Ollie, I will continue to replace mine every couple of years or after a knock like you say.

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[GregMember]

But have MET helmet you have one of the cheaper helmets around helmet Ollie :laugh:

TB

[GregMember]

Ollie wrote:

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Trailboss wrote:

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6 or 7 years from a helmet, WOW you are tighter then the mayor :ohmy: What about the two year shell life? Guess its only your head :laugh: :laugh:

TB

2 year shelf life? WTF I bet a lot of people hang onto the helmets longer than that

Ollie

Here is some info regarding helmets Here

I will find some more

TB

[GregMember]

It will have a dirt section in it

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[GregMember]

6 or 7 years from a helmet, WOW you are tighter then the mayor :ohmy: What about the two year shell life? Guess its only your head :laugh: :laugh:

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[GregMember]

Just got a phone call from the Boulder He is going to ride down the the pie in the sky on Sunday and meet us for a pie and a coffee what a champion

TB

[GregMember]

Seriously its a good DVD Boony

[GregMember]

First day of leave and a mag to read, you got the life Boony

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[GregMember]

Thanks Mick, doesnt sound like ol mates doing real good eh?
55 years old you would like to think he was riding within himself at that age shows how easy it happens :huh:

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[GregMember]

How true necessity is the mother of all invention To bad that didnt happen in PNG, you would have slid straight into one of those tribes with the strange body decorations. How far in was the stick? I have the same big tank, does yours have the brace across the front between the tank pods? The radiators look unmarked with is incredible considering.

So where did this custom body art and bike modification take place and how did it happen?

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[GregMember]

brucecul wrote:

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if he ever gets back to you if he wants to get rid of his bike or parts, give me a yell straight away.
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Hey Bruce, Mark the guy rang me back today he will fix the bike as its worth bugger all otherwise. His words I tried explaining its a Yamaha its worth stuff all anyway :laugh:

Sorry mate thought I had a lead for you

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[GregMember]

No it wasnt or isnt Jeffro, we got him :laugh:

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[GregMember]

mal5.1 wrote:

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http://www.terra-x.com.au/page/enduro_chainbreaker.html

Sutto’s sell those I looked at one on friday

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[GregMember]

There is special tools like the ones Ollie had at Louee

You can use a pair of large multi grips and a small 8 mm nut.

Put the plate on as best you can and use the nut over the pins where you will fit the circlip, squeeze each end bit at a time until you can fit the circlip, closed end facing direction of the chain travel

TB

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Boony wrote:

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WTF are you ralking about???

Me I am not ralking at all, your the one ralking whatever the hell that is :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

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