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micknmeld wrote:

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Good to see Holeshot back in the saddle,he has been a bit quiet as of late. Still on the DRZ???
He’s a tough big bugger too.

Yep, said he’s been busy with work or some crap :dry:
I pointed out the DRZ needs a new front tyre when he said the front washes out a bit, most of the side knobs were missing :huh:

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I am rather happy with the ride as it was my first attempt at running a ride so it was good to have a small group and no need for the cornerman system or a sweep.
We just made sure all 4 of us were still ‘here’ at appropriate intersections and ‘Old Bull rest stops’.
The ride was pretty relaxed with several stops, including one where Diddle decided to lie down in the sand and wait for us, actually it looked like his front wheel washed out in the sand so we used that as a rest stop. The pace was pretty good in the tight ST.
During the stop Champo noticed a broken temp sensor on my radiator, it sends info to the EFI. No coolant loss so I just taped it back in, and the bike still ran OK with 1 or 2 odd backfires.
A stick had got between the rad, header and engine and scraping on the ground it had snapped the sensor when it broke away.

We covered ST from the pines to Mt Warrawalong, by-passed the usual loop there for a more interesting route and proceeded towards the 2 day enduro loop around the Basin.
Thats where I decided to take the guys to the sacred carvings site for another rest before heading down into the Basin and then back along the main road towards the Pines via a few more diversions to keep it interesting.

As Diddle said it was dusty and some more rain would be nice.

Diddle – I am glad I didn’t ride the full day – I stretched a muscle in my back when I was pulling the Beemer out of a rut. I would only have been a hindrence if I kept riding. I’ll be OK though.

Thanks for a good ride fella’s, it gave me confidence in running rides, I might organise a run to Millfield for lunch soon. Who’s keen?

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They’ve got nipples :woohoo:

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micknmeld wrote:

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LC4skin wrote:

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Have you had CSI up there dusty for prints on that bash plate Mick?

Hahhah, I spose if I wasn’t so lazy I should have polished it up before the photo. Unfortunately I am not that sorta guy that polisheds bash plates. :blush:

It wont look like bling after a few rides.
I dont think clear coat would last too long either, not in the bush anyway.

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That’s funny TB, wish I was there.

The pegs might not be a bad idea, she can take girl friends out for a spin and get them interested in the sport

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Diddel wrote:

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Anyone nice and fast I can chase be there? Me
Might get a bike into a shop to test the leco shit sometime next week.
The plug seemed to have made an improvement most likely somewhere along that path.I’m a sparky, will bring my multi meter

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holeshot wrote:

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hey wikd,

been out of the loop for most of the year with work and crap and it looks like
i will be firing the old girl up this weekend. Sounds like a good first ride in a while.
Where?? and when are you leaving ??

As I’ve written at the start of this thread, meet at the Pines picnic area, 9am ready to ride, so be half an hour earlier to unload and gear up.
Hope to see you there Holeshot.

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champo35 wrote:

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i’m keen to go riding with my best friend, racy. but she may have to work on saturday.

It may not be politically correct but you could tag along anyway.

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micknmeld wrote:

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WikdBeemer wrote:

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I put playing cards on the forks of my dragster so they clapped on the spokes and that made it go like a Harley

Have you seen Moose’s XR600 with the spokey dokes?? They have been on there for 10 years!!

No but a picture would nice.

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I put playing cards on the forks of my dragster so they clapped on the spokes and that made it go like a Harley

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OK Diddel, if it’s just the two of us we might have a look see if we can find the problem.
I will invite a couple of mates who are not members here yet but they always seem too busy for riding :ohmy:

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champo35 wrote:

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http://www.obtrailriders.com/index.php?option=com_kunena&Itemid=56&func=view&catid=45&id=56185

Champ I think that’s not appropriate in this thread.
I am still within the max payload my bike is rated at
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My pie belly helps balance the bike better

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Diddel wrote:

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If plug doesn’t fix my bikes running problems I’ll be there.

You’re on the list buddy.
If you change the spark plug, also check the high voltage wire has firm connections and good insulation and the small wire/s to the coil is nice and firmly connected.

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Justo wrote:

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Hey wicked , I could be a starter, so pencil me in.

Done

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Trailboss wrote:

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Actually Radio hasn’t been much good since Doug Mulray retired from MMM in Sydney

TB

He did a few times

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