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my advise is bludge a ride on as many other peoples bikes as you can and make your desishion from that .the most fun bike i have rode lately is a ktm200 but a lot of people may hate that bike its a personal choice .if you like single track get a light one .those new klx 450 s look sweet depends a lot on where you ride

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top report and piccis jeffro your new bike looks nice another yellow one :woohoo:

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good on ya boony just cold here no riding have fun tomorrow

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just another quiet day on oldbulls wonder how there ride went

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pirrelli scorpion extra s the ones on special at suttos are good cheap last well only downfall a little scaty on dry hardpack good in winter (intermediate tyre) if your riding just mud spose get a soft terrain tyre ?

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thanks for the reminder king crash did not relise it was that close

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happy birthday TB have a good one

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top stuff liked that one

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have used the putaline verson of the filter cleaner before it worked better than kero getting the dirt out as well as the oil have not seen it for years but

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those two brothers exausts look bling don t thay boony

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think he is ready to go http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KGeBzdfDFI

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there s some gumby riders on this one ride like me looks like a top sand track think they should look at the yellow flags morehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jaIMuyZ3sDI

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EAGLE`02 wrote:

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WTF!!!
Not too sure about what this one is about :huh:
maybe Capt Furious & Boony might be able to help with an explanation ??? :laugh:
Warning,,, some resemblance to OBT members on this one :woohoo:

Nah,, Can`t be Boony, he is riding a CR not a DR like I first thought

http: :laugh: //www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCP-Isi-aR0&feature=related :huh:

look like typical honda riders to me still faster than suzuki ones :side: :silly: 😆

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Mr Blue wrote:

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Only ever had one wheel bearing failure, and it was on a roadie after a head-on and a rebuild, without changing bearing so sorta reckoned it had a reason, my slackness.

My maintenance program has the wheel bearings regreased every few months, checked prior to every ride, and changed every couple of years if there is no other signs of wear.

They have a finite lifespan yes, but you can control the unexpected easily.

I’d be more likely to carry a spareset of brake pads myself, and I already carry a 13 kilo backpack……..

Not saying you’re wrong Smithy, but it’s like clutch issues for me, never have them, cause i regularly maintain them.

whats the trick to getting a couple years out of wheel bearings i am lucky to get 6 months

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Jeffro wrote:

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I can’t stand listening to her, her voice just grates like fingernails on a chalkboard to me.

not wrong there jeffro she also talks so slow hope she goes on holidays oversee s like rud did untill the next election so we don t have to listen to her.

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