time to trim the beard away from your eyesOriginally Posted by Padmei
Generic Soft Cock
time to trim the beard away from your eyes
I aint bovvered
manky shock dropped off to the Woodmans cottage - Funny I couldn't see an axe or fallen tree anywhere
In life as in dance Grace glides on blistered feet
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Oh cool cheers, just read this and went searching in the dark for it. Mrs Woodman found it and put it in the shed. It even has a bumpstop so it may not have been as hammered as mine which is encouraging.
The time etc of posts doesn't appear on my KB either.
I mentioned vegetables once, but I think I got away with it...........
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put the rebuilt shocky in yesterday arvo and went for a test ride down the appleby river. Seems ok so far, although the bike seems a bit tailhappy on gravel, possibly it has some dampening now.
Btw Padmei, that manky shock you loaned me is about an inch shorter. Was it off a Tengai?
And if anyone doubts that a braided front brake line is any good, well doubt no more. Friggen amazing transformation, I almost binned it when pulling up behind a car at the Richmnod roundabout, pulled on the brakes like usual and the front wheel locked up. Almost nasty.
Happy with my brakes now, may have to change my riding style to incorporate them.
I mentioned vegetables once, but I think I got away with it...........
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Yeah, Yeah, Cary fitted a braided line to his XR650R and you can't stop him raving about it!! Braided this braided that! So even tho the 640A has awesome brakes I thought to myself that maybe these braied cables might be the go?? Lo and behold the KTM already has these new fangled cables!! Bonus!! I suppose that's why KTM's are the best??And if anyone doubts that a braided front brake line is any good, well doubt no more. Friggen amazing transformation, I almost binned it when pulling up behind a car at the Richmnod roundabout, pulled on the brakes like usual and the front wheel locked up. Almost nasty.
Happy with my brakes now, may have to change my riding style to incorporate them.
Way back in the day when I owned a "sports bike" A VFR1000R I fitted braided lines to that and what a difference they made slowing that 250kg beast down from warp speed.
Taz
Armature speller
Yeah, my 1993 Nordwest has braided lines all around.Yeah, Yeah, Cary fitted a braided line to his XR650R and you can't stop him raving about it!! Braided this braided that! So even tho the 640A has awesome brakes I thought to myself that maybe these braied cables might be the go?? Lo and behold the KTM already has these new fangled cables!! Bonus!! I suppose that's why KTM's are the best??
Way back in the day when I owned a "sports bike" A VFR1000R I fitted braided lines to that and what a difference they made slowing that 250kg beast down from warp speed.
The difference between the TT's 24 year old rubber line and a brand new braided line is pretty marked too
I aint bovvered
STOP!!!!!
KLRs rock!
Ok carry on...
In life as in dance Grace glides on blistered feet
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I aint bovvered
hehehehe
Why yes, yes you can
In life as in dance Grace glides on blistered feet
L-Plate Rider
Hey KLR people, just asking what fuel most are using 91 or 98? I'm new to KLR riding and just asking the question. been using 91 so far cheers
Generic Soft Cock
95-98
I thought I could hear pinking on 91 but what do I know....
Dazed and Mostly Confused
Agree with Marks....95 or 98...mine pinged..on 91.....fyi...
"Those who hammer there guns into plow shears will plow for those who do not" Thomas Jefferson
Generic Soft Cock
Hiyah Wade
Come join us at Sutherlands Hut tomorrow
no "i've got to work" excuses will be accepted.....
L-Plate Rider
thanks guys for the quick replys
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I use 91, used to use 95 but it was horrible, switched to 91 and it pulls so much better off idle, and stalls less, easier to ride slow etc.
Mind you since putting the 685 kit in and the compression ratio rising a bit i might give 98 a go next tankful.
I mentioned vegetables once, but I think I got away with it...........
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