View Full Version : Yeeha - 99,999.9km
NinjaNanna
12th June 2012, 20:24
Doesn't happen every day and wasn't something I wanted to miss.
hayd3n
12th June 2012, 20:30
wahoo congrats i did my 99,999 kms last year on the ol 600
Hitcher
12th June 2012, 20:31
Top effort!
Mrs H rides on her trip meter, so missed that photo op on her K6 GSF650 about 7,500km ago.
NinjaNanna
12th June 2012, 20:43
Wish I could claim them all - but was still cool to get to take the photo
sil3nt
12th June 2012, 20:47
I call bullshit. Chances of hitting those numbers when you pull into your garage are next to nothing. How many trips up and down the driveway did it take :bleh: Or did you plan your trips incredibly carefully :shifty:
Gremlin
12th June 2012, 21:02
Congrats. My 05 Hornet hit 100,000km earlier this year... not a bad effort when it's pretty much just done commuting since 06 and 26,000km.
Where's the 100,000km shot, or is it now broken?
blackdog
12th June 2012, 21:13
Breifly I was impressed you had the forethought to zero your trip meter 1000 km's beforehand.
Nice work indeed, I like clocking my vehicles too. The next one will be te truck in August at 400,000km.
Wish I wasn't so precious with the bikes. One due to click over 60, will happen before Xmas. Another due to click over 60, will happen before next Christmas. Too many projects but I have wee something up my sleeve that might crack 20 a week, totally for my suburban entertainment.
NinjaNanna
12th June 2012, 21:16
I call bullshit. Chances of hitting those numbers when you pull into your garage are next to nothing. How many trips up and down the driveway did it take :bleh: Or did you plan your trips incredibly carefully :shifty:
It was staged, 2 laps around the block and then 2 runs down to the end of our street, 6 circles at the end of the street and then up into the garage.
Mind you the trip counter wasn't synced I just wound that baby round to read 999.9
NinjaNanna
12th June 2012, 21:21
Where's the 100,000km shot, or is it now broken?
Guess I'll get the 00,000.0 next ride out as I get to the bottom of the driveway.
Next one after that'll be 9999.9 in about 18 months would be my best guess.
Blackshear
12th June 2012, 22:40
Look at this poshy bugger with fuel gauges and what not.
May it have another 99,999 more :blink:
release_the_bees
13th June 2012, 18:55
You should have redlined it when you took the photo to get 9999 on the tacho as well!
FJRider
13th June 2012, 19:09
I call bullshit. Chances of hitting those numbers when you pull into your garage are next to nothing. How many trips up and down the driveway did it take :bleh: Or did you plan your trips incredibly carefully :shifty:
I once had an old GS1000s click over to all the zero's ... I had to stop on the side of the road ... in the middle of no-where.
(actually it was the Waitaki valley ... but that's the same thing :pinch: )
GrayWolf
14th June 2012, 11:40
Congrats Mate, staged or not its a great feeling to see high K's click over and the bike running well., lets see if you can get her to 250,000?
NinjaNanna
18th June 2012, 12:31
9876543210
bogan
18th June 2012, 12:36
701km to go for me, hopefully I'll get my new clocks ready to go by then, so I'll can leave it maxed out forever!
sil3nt
18th June 2012, 12:37
Brand new! Stick it on trademe :bleh:
NinjaNanna
18th June 2012, 14:51
Brand new! Stick it on trademe :bleh:
tempting - but having just spent $1250 on consumables (servicing, tyres and braided lines) I think I'll keep her for a bit longer.
G4L4XY
18th June 2012, 15:32
Bikes last this long? Hyo is currently sitting over 60,000k's dunno how much it has left :(
Tryhard
18th June 2012, 17:47
Nice. Well done:niceone:
How many did you do yourself?
NinjaNanna
18th June 2012, 18:10
I wish I could say most but I only did about 6,000 of them - to be honest it was one of the reasons I bought the bike, but figured I'd never clock that many myself.
NinjaNanna
18th June 2012, 18:12
Bikes last this long? Hyo is currently sitting over 60,000k's dunno how much it has left :(
good old kwakas do!!!
I wouldn't be surprised if the odd hyo has as well.
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