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    TZ350

    ESE's works engine tuner

    Thread Starter: TZ350

    . This is Thomas a Vietnamese race mechanic, you know that place where they have all those hot 50's and 125's are big bikes. Thomas, ESE's Race Team's Tuner is fettling number 9. adjusting the port timing for Taupo. Its hard to see but he has taped a degree wheel to the magneto flywheel...

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    Reckless

    MotoGP 2026

    Thread Starter: Reckless

    OK so first shakedown for the 2026 season. Yamaha V4 testing started, is the biggest story to date. Toprak also now on the new Yamaha V4. I see he has front end feeling "they said he would have to get used to" if he risks a Toprak stoppie in the pits :) No MM til next year Test FP1...

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    el chupacabra

    Aluminium Swingarms

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    Hello, I’m after some info as I want to build an aluminium swingarm for a bike. I am wanting to know what the professionals use and do (for their one off gp builds and mass production if known). What I do know is: I can use 5083 and form the entire thing out of sheet and plate (difficult/time...

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    SaferRides

    SI adventure trip 2026

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    Mainly on sealed roads with 3 days of soft adventure riding, Molesworth, Nevis and Hakataramea. There are 3 of us on a 1250 GS, V-strom 800 and me on the R1. I was going to buy or borrow an adv for the trip, but decided to bring the R1 instead as it enjoys the SI and I can do some good rides on...

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    sugilite

    New Bimota KB399

    Thread Starter: sugilite

    But can it really be called a Bimota if it is using a Kawasaki frame? WTF! "In fact, the KB399 shares more than just the engine with the ZX-4RR, as the frame is also identical between the two, bar Bimota’s red paint on the KB399." ...

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  • chanceyy

    Funeral details from the Foster family 

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    chanceyy
    Published on 15th March 2012 18:50

    hi posting on Behalf of Adam Foster (email )

    As you may be aware, our father (Malcolm Foster KB: Et Al) passed away over the weekend in the Cliff Hanger hill climb. He was a avid user of your website and thought (quote) "facebook is for pussies". There are many like him that only used KB for networking and therefore are probably still many awaiting his funeral details.

    We are requesting if you can post his Funeral details on your homepage so others like Malcolm can see it when they log in. The official details & event info are on a facebook page under "tribute to malcolm foster" but here are the basic details.

    Ceremony is to be held at the North Porirua Baptist Church, Whitby.

    Saturday 17th March 10am

    Welcoming a bike escorted ride following the hearse and his 4 sons to the crematorium after the service. With the opportunity to reflect and for the family to meet Malcolm's friends and acquaintances at the Sand Bar in Mana after the service.

    More details on the day.

    Thanks,
    Foster Family.
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    NZ wide ride = Motorcycle Bluff to Cape Reinga - Waitangi Weekend 2012 

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    chanceyy
    Published on 19th January 2012 20:37

    Below is a charity ride one of my work colleagues is arranging if anyone is interested in joining in for part or all of the ride from Bluff to Cape Reinga

    For the love of my Brother - Motorcycle Bluff to Cape Reinga - Waitangi ...
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    The Woodville Lions Club 19th Annual Suzuki Coast to Coast Ride 

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    chanceyy
    Published on 17th October 2011 20:26
    1. Categories:
    2. Club Rides,
    3. Club Events

    The Woodville Lions Club 19th Annual Suzuki Coast to Coast Ride on December 10th goes from Himatangi beach via Woodville to Akitio Beach. Registration is at Himatangi at 9.15am. with the ride departing at 10.15am.

    The entry fee is $20, which includes a light BBQ lunch in Woodville. There is a light Breakfast available at Himatangi (user pays).

    At the end of the day there are spot prizes and a meal available for $12

    Wear your High Viz gear to be in to win petrol vouchers.

    Accommodation is available at the Akitio Beach Camping Ground, bookings are essential, Ph/fax 06 374 3450

    Part of this event is a rural ride, please take care.

    For further information, ph Mike James 0274 456 594.

    All proceeds to Palmerston North Rescue Helicopter
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