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    F5 Dave

    Wellington it is a glorious day to get out there

    Thread Starter: F5 Dave

    Sorry in advance to those experiencing inclimactic weather. But Dogam! It is the perfect day to paint or trim trees or wash the car. Don't do any of those things. Don't even call a friend. Just get out there and ride while you can. You don't work all week to mow the lawn. I'm not...

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    Laava

    CFMoto 450MT

    Thread Starter: Laava

    I have a bike I have now done just over 3000km on. The front brake makes a groaning noise, when under a bit of pressure. I know I can pull the pads for a clean, chamfer the leading edge and put some anti squeal stuff in there but I may as well upspec the pads if I am going to do that? Anyone...

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    JanBros

    cheap DIY programmable ignition

    Thread Starter: JanBros

    some years ago I found on the internet the AEPL (Allumage Electronique Phillppe Loutrel , a french guy - allumage = ignition ) DIY programmable ignition. it is as simple as it can be and consists of only 3 things : an arduino nano, a hall sensor and an IGBT or Mosfet, so also very cheap. If you...

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  • Pink Ribbon Ride 2019

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    Julez
    Published on 5th September 2018 14:56
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    The 16th Pink Ribbon Ride is on Sunday 6 October 2019

    All motorcycles, trikes and scooters are invited to this amazing event that proudly supports the Breast Cancer Foundation NZ.

    Badges are $20

    Go to www.FaceBook.com/pg/PinkRibbonRide/Events to register.

    The ride will depart from the Auckland Netball Centre, St Johns at 10.30am sharp and end at Western Springs Stadium.

    There'll be coffee, a sausage sizzle and raffle tickets for sale.

    Further info at www.FaceBook.com/pg/PinkRibbonRide or contact Julie 021 614 646, email julie@neale.co.nz

    Looking forward to seeing you there.

    This article was originally published in forum thread: Pink Ribbon Ride 2018 started by Julez View original post