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  • in reply to: KTM history #169116

    drew
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    Trailboss wrote:

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    Fantastic there is 4 mins of my life I wont get back :huh: :(

    TB

    Suck it up Princess!

    we gotta hear all about your ‘Fiddy’!
    :huh:

    :blink:
    . :P :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

    in reply to: Jan 2010 Muc-off Caption Competition #169107

    drew
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    MICK-20100117-2.jpg

    from this day forward this shall be known as “Muc-off Trench”.

    cos it cleaned Mick up real good :laugh: :laugh:

    in reply to: Jan 2010 Muc-off Caption Competition #168833

    drew
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    where has all the talent of yesteryear gone?

    . :P :laugh:

    in reply to: Nice XR650R for sale #169007

    drew
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    it’s only about an hour and a half from me, so when you win it TB i can pick it up and store it until i can ride it up to your place to deliver it ;)

    in reply to: Where is the real talent? #168907

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    DanD wrote:

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    I always had a thing for the chick off the Henderson Kids

    isn’t she now in City Homicide? she is still hot.

    Punky Brewster and Rebecca Smart ;)

    in reply to: COWPATT CORNER #146179

    drew
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    Bob’s new transporter: no wonder those that go on a ride with him the cannot keep up.

    everything he dose is at full tilt :blink:

    have a look at him fangin it through the pine plantations around Neville :silly:

    Bob’s new transporter

    :P

    in reply to: WHY IS IT SO QUIET ON HERE ??? #168876

    drew
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    so if Bol is at the sales yard auctioning off bovine, ovis and other domestic live stock in NZ dose that make him a pimp? :huh: :blink: :laugh: :silly:

    in reply to: Words, sayings & things that need banning from OBT #168566

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    drewpy says talking about or referring to one’s self in the third person is as wrong as bromances

    and motor bikes being used as transport in the mardi gra precession :angry:

    :ohmy:

    . :P :laugh:

    in reply to: Braided Brake Line and Reverse Flush #168794

    drew
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    instead of a syringe could you use one of those ‘tom thumb’ 1Lt pumps?

    just take the metal u bend tip out and fit the plastic tube to the bleed nipple.

    just a thought for those that may not be able to get a syringe from a vet.

    the pump can be got at the likes of supercheap.

    it has a 2 way/ dual action? pump= it pumps fluid when you push down on the plunger and as the spring returns the plunger back to the top. if that makes any sense :blush:

    in reply to: Jan 2010 Muc-off Caption Competition #168363

    drew
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    MICK-20100117-2.jpg

    this. isn’t, what they mean by getting the hole shot, is it.

    in reply to: Who “knows” Trailers ? #168530

    drew
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    Trailboss wrote:

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    xy-transit wrote:

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    these TB?

    http://www.carlex.com.au/index1.html?c44.html&1

    the wheels, axel and hubs on these look a little on the sad size for my liking.

    speed rated/ limited? and a light frame /chassis. price seems a bit high,

    how durable are they?

    it looks like they rely on the 17mm form ply to beef up the rigidity /strength.

    how good are the fold / hinge points? how are they locked into the ‘use’ position?

    Fark me XY you are worse at 20 questions then my 6 year :ohmy: :laugh:

    TB

    But WHY?!?!?!

    :P :laugh:

    in reply to: Who “knows” Trailers ? #168515

    drew
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    these TB?

    http://www.carlex.com.au/index1.html?c44.html&1

    the wheels, axel and hubs on these look a little on the sad size for my liking.

    speed rated/ limited? and a light frame /chassis. price seems a bit high,

    how durable are they?

    it looks like they rely on the 17mm form ply to beef up the rigidity /strength.

    how good are the fold / hinge points? how are they locked into the ‘use’ position?

    in reply to: Honda CRF230L aftermarket exhaust #168489

    drew
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    Hi Kat,

    um have you thought of seeing if something like a KTM 200 exc ( 125-300 exc seat height 985mm), or XR, TTR/WR/KLX 250 can be lowered enough to suit your height?

    just it would be a far cheaper option (not potion :blink: ) to upgrade it later on over the 230. i.e. suspension, brakes, engine tuning etc. etc. and the pipe/ muffler combo

    i’m not bagging the 230 in any way, it is just that they are a less popular model ATM than the likes of the 200 exc.

    and performance gains to $$$ $pent ratio is less than what could be achieved with a model that has a larger production number/ popularity, with all sorts of gear readily available almost off the shelf at most dealers

    maybe ask around the dealers ,close to you if they have lowered bikes for the vertically challenged :P .

    i know some put lowering links in the rear, and you can lower the forks some in the triple clamps. but how much can be gained i do not know.

    what about running smaller wheels on a 250? i had the thought of if you run 17 inch on the front you could use a super motard speedo set up to get the right speed reading,

    however i would not know how it would affect the overall performance of the steering, handling and suspension. and if you run 17″ on the front what size you would run on the rear?

    yeah i know i’ve been of little help with your Q? and only complicated the issue :blush: with all sorts of options you did not ask for :unsure:

    drewpii

    in reply to: Jan 2010 Muc-off Caption Competition #168353

    drew
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    MICK-20100117.jpg

    ( Insert very sarcastic tone) Oh, Yeah, i found the zone all right. the disaster zone :dry:

    in reply to: Strathbogie Ranges Ride 15th 16th Jan all welcome #167875

    drew
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    Mick won’t be worrying about me menace ;) , we have exchanged some pm’s.

    i’ve informed him i’m unable to attend (sob sob, sigh)

    ahwell next time, i hope!

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