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Big Dave
10th December 2007, 09:29
Take care when hurriedly applying chain lube not to over-spray and hit the brake disc.

Don't ask me how I know.

Big Dave
10th December 2007, 09:30
The edge of brake rotors can be sharp - especially cleaning wheels.

DAMHIK.

Big Dave
10th December 2007, 09:31
Dropping a M109 off the stand costs $7,500.

DAMHIK.

vifferman
10th December 2007, 09:33
Is the third one related to the other two? :confused:

Big Dave
10th December 2007, 09:34
Is the third one related to the other two? :confused:

DAMHIK


Nah. Just the flow.

Guess what the word of the day is.

deanohit
10th December 2007, 09:35
Damn man, is that all today?
Not good!

Big Dave
10th December 2007, 09:37
Damn man, is that all today?
Not good!

No - history - it's just the start of a collective 'stuff I know' thread that will be amusing.

DAMHIK.

car
10th December 2007, 09:39
Guess what the word of the day is.

"Ouch"?

;)

Big Dave
10th December 2007, 09:40
Some motorcycle side stands can become entangled in flared or cargo pants, trapping your leg to the bike and making you fall over.

DAMHIK.

Usarka
10th December 2007, 09:41
Not all of the ladies in Thailand are actually ladies.

DAMHIK

Oh, its in biker section...

Removing the wrong bolts from your engine can make it fall out and cause heaps of damage.

DAMHIK

Big Dave
10th December 2007, 09:41
"Ouch"?

;)

How did you know????

deanohit
10th December 2007, 09:43
No - history - it's just the start of a collective 'stuff I know' thread that will be amusing.

DAMHIK.

Ahhh, cool, will be watching for more then. :niceone:

Big Dave
10th December 2007, 09:44
Ahhh, cool, will be watching for more then. :niceone:

Usarka has the early lead.

MSTRS
10th December 2007, 11:12
Triumph clutch basket centre nuts will not stay done up using a 10in crescent.
DAMHIK

007XX
10th December 2007, 11:24
A battery will not "zap you", even if handled with oven mitts.

DAMHIK

Using the killswitch to make the bike backfire, and scare hubby as he is riding right behind you: Pricelessly funny!!!

DAMHIK

Blue Velvet
10th December 2007, 11:36
A battery will not "zap you", even if handled with oven mitts.

LOL... Oven mitts? :shutup:

Sully60
10th December 2007, 11:38
Yay!!!! My 400th post!:rolleyes:
Trying to get to 400 by posting in Rant & Rave
DAMHIK


Forgetting to cut out ALL the holes when making gaskets...
Well, DAMHIK!

007XX
10th December 2007, 11:41
LOL... Oven mitts? :shutup:

Don't ask...true story though, which I'll tell you someday...:laugh:

Forgetting NOT to put Armourall on the seat to make it all nice and shiny :thud:

DAMHIK

Ocean1
10th December 2007, 11:53
Some motorcycle side stands can become entangled in flared or cargo pants, trapping your leg to the bike and making you fall over.

DAMHIK.

Likewise kickstart levers, up the trou, can make you falled down. In the middle of high street. Outside the pub at closing time.

DT360s can start perfectly well running in reverse. With subsequent consequences very amusing for the collected masses.

tri boy
10th December 2007, 12:03
"Motion Sensor" m/cycle alarms will not sound, until bike is dropped at the fuel bowser, notifying all and sundry to your incompetence.:doh:
DAMHIK

Blue Velvet
10th December 2007, 12:14
Calling out a motorcycle mechanic because your new GSX-R750 is displaying the evil FI error only to find it's your motorcycle alarm immobilising the bike...

DAMHIK

car
10th December 2007, 12:32
Likewise kickstart levers, up the trou, can make you falled down. In the middle of high street. Outside the pub at closing time.

Also, shoelace loops will inevitably find their way over the end of the gear lever, resulting in an "unrequested surplus gear-shift" when you try to put your foot down. If luck is with you it won't be from neutral into first, sans clutch, on the petrol station forecourt.

On the subject of kickstart levers, that bolt right there is *not* the gearbox oil drain plug. It is, instead, holding the other end of the kickstart lever return spring.

DAMHIK.

Oscar
10th December 2007, 13:50
No - history - it's just the start of a collective 'stuff I know' thread that will be amusing.

DAMHIK.

But you're Australian.
By four or five posts you'll have reached your limit...

Ocean1
10th December 2007, 13:54
But you're Australian.
By four or five posts you'll have reached your limit...

How wude. Aussies are people too y'know.

I'm prepared to believe he's got a wealth of hidden talent wrt this particular subject. <_<

Oscar
10th December 2007, 14:18
Getting back to the topic:

Attempting to stop a DT250 with a stuck throttle by grabbing the spark plug lead and ripping it off is a bad idea for three reasons:


Using your body to ground that much voltage will shorten your life.
Your arm will remain numb for several hours.
It will introduce you to the concept of pressure (diesel) ignition.

MSTRS
10th December 2007, 14:47
Getting back to the topic:

Attempting to stop a DT250 with a stuck throttle by grabbing the spark plug lead and ripping it off is a bad idea for three reasons:


Using your body to ground that much voltage will shorten your life.
Your arm will remain numb for several hours.
It will introduce you to the concept of pressure (diesel) ignition.


As it is not a good idea on a 650 Triumph twin. Lead in each hand, 33000 volts per coil.......
DAMHIK

Dazza
10th December 2007, 14:54
All DAMN funny though:done:& some ouch !

skelstar
10th December 2007, 14:59
If you get a false neutral, DONT change down in the confusion... change UP a gear.

Not a revelation, not DAMHIK worthy, but worth remembering if yer new.

Ocean1
10th December 2007, 15:13
Filling steel fuel tanks with water before welding only sometimes prevents them from exploding.

Using a wad of plasticine on top of the piston to check valve clearance is a great idea ONLY if you remember to remove it before attempting to start the bike.

There's a very good reason manufacturers don't use spring-clip joining links on cam chains.

When checking for vacuum leaks using CRC easy-start it's recommended to not get it too close to the HT lead.

The key for the impellor of an orbital oil pump is possibly the easiest thing to lose that you’re engine can’t survive more than 60 seconds without.

Oscar
10th December 2007, 15:41
CRC Engine Start will cause explosions in places other than your combustion chamber (the intake manifold for example), if you use too much.

avgas
10th December 2007, 15:42
Brake fluid does not like paint.
DAMHIK

Edbear
10th December 2007, 15:48
Being the only ignoramus to be brave enough to admit he doesn't know what DAMHIK stands for...:no:

Mikkel
10th December 2007, 15:49
The stand kill switch can only be bypassed by taking the stand up. No amount of tinkering and mucking around with the choke and throttle will do the job.

DAMHIK


Brake fluid does not like paint.
DAMHIK

Hmmm - I thought it was the other way around... ;)

Mikkel
10th December 2007, 15:50
Being the only ignoramus to be brave enough to admit he doesn't know what DAMHIK stands for...:no:

Don't Ask Me How I Know...

DAMHIK

kevfromcoro
10th December 2007, 15:52
Not all of the ladies in Thailand are actually ladies.

Jeezz......you are 100% right there

Edbear
10th December 2007, 15:59
Don't Ask Me How I Know...

DAMHIK


Ah, so it's not like "Damn, Hic!":third:

Of course, upon reflection, it was obvious! I just plead tired brain...:whistle:

Maha
10th December 2007, 16:07
If you are not watching, the toilet seat comes down with a BANG!....:Oops:

DAMHIK...

Big Dave
10th December 2007, 16:09
If you are not watching, the toilet seat comes down with a BANG!....:Oops:

DAMHIK...

And trying to catch it can be....zippers must have been invented by chics.

DAMHIK.

Ocean1
10th December 2007, 16:10
If you are not watching, the toilet seat comes down with a BANG!....:Oops:

DAMHIK...

Obviously not well potty trained...

.

avgas
10th December 2007, 16:17
Hmmm - I thought it was the other way around... ;)
Depends if you put it in the master cylinder before or after the incident ;)

avgas
10th December 2007, 16:23
Taking the bike off center stand is easier while sitting on the bike
DAMHIK

Disc locks engage well after a wheelie
DAMHIK

Garden hose makes a crap siphon
DAMHIK

Water in Triumph Daytona air intake bad
DAMHIK

ALWAYS tighten the nut on a 955i's swingarm
DAMHIK

Never Drop and open petrol container, while looking at it
DAMHIK

NEVER spill 2-stroke oil on the back tyre
DAMHIK

thats all i can remember for now....

Owl
10th December 2007, 16:23
Some motorcycle side stands can become entangled in flared or cargo pants, trapping your leg to the bike and making you fall over.

DAMHIK.

Forgetting to put your feet down when stopping can have a similar effect!!!

Edbear
10th December 2007, 16:32
Forgetting to put your feet down when stopping can have a similar effect!!!


As can forgetting to put the sidestand down after "making an entrance" showing off to your mates...:Oops:


DAMHIK

Clivoris
10th December 2007, 16:36
The male is often excess to requirements in a threesome.
DAMHIK

mstriumph
10th December 2007, 16:37
Also, shoelace loops will inevitably find their way over the end of the gear lever, resulting in an "unrequested surplus gear-shift" when you try to put your foot down. ................
DAMHIK.hey fella - i've been there ..... that's why bike boots have zips i guess! DAMHIK

qldzxr250a
10th December 2007, 16:46
whenever pulling your bike apart and re-assembeling it dont shrug off the extra screw u inevidibley find as no major worry...


DAMHIK

qldzxr250a
10th December 2007, 16:47
Thinking that the bird flying directly at your chest will move BEFORE it hits u...


DAMHIK

Swampdonkey
10th December 2007, 16:49
A 4 stroke engine will not.....I repeat "will not" run on diesel.........
DAMHIK

tri boy
10th December 2007, 16:50
Misjudging the clearance of a slightly lowered garage roller door, while riding into the entrance at "a fair clip", slightly drunk.:pinch:

Trying to kick start a XR600 while inebriated on a bottle of Jacks, only to smash the handle bar through your mates stereo.:gob:

DAMHIK

Mom
10th December 2007, 16:52
After someone who has been kind enough to have a look at your bike, test ride it, offer advice and generally be very helpful parks it up...

Ensure you check the kill switch when you get back on to ride home, else you go back in and accuse him of flattening your battery :o :o!!!!

DAMHIK +10!!!!

:o

MotoKuzzi
10th December 2007, 16:58
Unlimited rpm on your diesel vehicle is possible if you clean (soak) the paper air filter in petrol, dry it in the hot sun for 1/2 an hr, then blow it out with compressed air, replace the air filter and start the engine.
DAMHIK

Mom
10th December 2007, 17:01
A 4 stroke engine will not.....I repeat "will not" run on diesel.........
DAMHIK

You should have asked Grahameeboy, he already worked that out........LOL

Mom
10th December 2007, 17:03
As can forgetting to put the sidestand down after "making an entrance" showing off to your mates...:Oops:


DAMHIK

That happens at petrol stations too, or so I have heard DAMHIK

avgas
11th December 2007, 09:12
Do not stub cigarettes out in mystery puddles at service stations
AMHIK

Balls do go blue after hitting the tank at speed
DAMHIK

The lighter the buggy the higher the flip
DAMHIK

Power valves will lift a front wheel mid corner
DAMHIK

warewolf
11th December 2007, 14:22
collective 'stuff I know' thread that will be amusing.


Some motorcycle side stands can become entangled in flared or cargo pants, trapping your leg to the bike and making you fall over.Big Dave in flares? Now that's amusing. :lol:

Were they sideways or front-to-back flares?

Big Dave
11th December 2007, 14:32
Big Dave in flares? Now that's amusing. :lol:

Were they sideways or front-to-back flares?

1976 I wore flares on a CB450. Not very often though - they flap.

vifferman
11th December 2007, 14:42
1976 I wore flares on a CB450. Not very often though - they flap.
Not if you tuck'em into your boots.
If you wore boots, that is.
Apart from gummies (on my dirt bike), I wore sneakers or jandals (if it was hot).
I don't think people who weren't teenagers in the 70s would understand the flared-jeans thing.
It was a brief-lived momentary madness.

Ocean1
11th December 2007, 14:52
I don't think people who weren't teenagers in the 70s would understand the flared-jeans thing.
It was a brief-lived momentary madness.

Not too many years ago a boss decided the in-house dress code was woefully lacking.

He fired off a directive that all staff from middle mgnt up must wear a shirt and tie. No exceptions.

Come Monday at least six of us arrived in 36" flares, platform boots, purple shirts with lace collars etc and lace cravats.

MadDuck
11th December 2007, 15:12
Parking your bike on a steep gradient when one is short may require asking some young gentleman to give you a shove to get the bike off the stand.....

DAMHIK

Big Dave
7th November 2009, 12:40
Don't eat Garden Salad drenched in Balsamic Dressing in front of your computer monitor.

The Balsamic can promote a serious cough reflex. Puts a new meaning on Green Screen.

HenryDorsetCase
7th November 2009, 16:36
Not too many years ago a boss decided the in-house dress code was woefully lacking.

He fired off a directive that all staff from middle mgnt up must wear a shirt and tie. No exceptions.

Come Monday at least six of us arrived in 36" flares, platform boots, purple shirts with lace collars etc and lace cravats.

thats fantastic

Hans
7th November 2009, 16:54
Absence of loctite on signal generator results in hole in magnesium engine cover. DAMHIK

tri boy
7th November 2009, 17:42
Briggs n Stratton powered lawn mowers pass electric fence current through the engine and chassis, without skipping a beat.:eek5: DAMHIK

Usarka
7th November 2009, 19:00
A 60 dollar whore is false economy. DAMHIK

Insanity_rules
7th November 2009, 20:16
Be careful riding slowly past carport poles.

A motorcycle CAN do a burn out on carpet.

Banging your girl in the ass after eating mexican food is a BAD idea.

Elderly Ladies can swing a good left hook.

Trying to outdrink your extremely alcoholic father-in-law is a bad idea.

Badly maintained chains can lock your back wheel up.

DAMHIK

Hans
7th November 2009, 20:45
Banging your girl in the ass after eating mexican food is a BAD idea.

DAMHIK

That's called a 'rocky road' if I remember correctly.

Insanity_rules
7th November 2009, 20:49
That's called a 'rocky road' if I remember correctly.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=rocky+road Damn your right Hans. Well done sir.

LBD
7th November 2009, 21:00
38 inch Diameter round pistons do not fit into 37+3/4 x 38+1/4 inch oval cylinders.......

DAMHIK.....DAMHIK....DAMHIK.....

(35 years ago, and still qualifies as the biggest of my working career....)