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  1. #46
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    well I've finally woken up, will head round once i've had some tucker

  2. #47
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    ok might have to put a rain check on thing
    Then I could get a Kb Tshirt, move to Timaru and become a full time crossdressing faggot

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    Quote Originally Posted by macros87 View Post
    real question now,, you know how you told me taking the chain off to clean it and then just putting it back on with the same clip was unsafe? so do you just clean it while its on? or always buy a new clip?
    first off, most (all) my roadbikes have had endless chains. It is possible to clean them without removing them

    secondly, all my dirtbikes have used recycled clips and NEVER have they had a problem. provided you don't mangle them and they aren't too worn, experience tends to "she'll be right mate". squigs is just fussy (but only in some areas)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Real_Wolf View Post
    keen to rip the xs to shreds, if theres access to tools
    are you going to turn it into a rat bike.

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    Quote Originally Posted by geestring View Post
    are you going to turn it into a rat bike.


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    yeah, as if there's any work required to achieve that!

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    hey guys


    enjoying the rain?

    pics of demolished xs or it didn't happen

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    Quote Originally Posted by geestring View Post
    are you going to turn it into a rat bike.
    I'm sure we make at least 7 rat bikes out of that thing.

  8. #53
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    its half demolished, and sitting by the other sidecar outside again. We sorta cleaned shed... a bit

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    suddenly started to feel very not good @ about 2pm Will have to have take two sometime soon


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    Quote Originally Posted by Squiggles View Post
    suddenly started to feel very not good @ about 2pm Will have to have take two sometime soon
    Lol belated hangover

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    Steveo, cheers, now I know how to take my wheel apart.

    Hope ya feeling better.

  12. #57
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    Well my bike has been in my shed for over two week getting a big service.
    This includes but is not limited to:
    • New Rear Shock
    • Stripped, sanded and repainted swingarm
    • Lubed all linkages
    • New front Master Cylinder
    • New front brake caliper with brake pads
    • Disassembeled, cleaned and rebuilt both front and rear master cylinders AND calipers
    • New blue braided HEL brake lines and fluids, Front and Rear.
    • Oil top up in front forks and clean
    • Painted rearmaster cylinder, caliper and tripleclamp top and bottom
    • New Steering head bearings
    • Lubed, Rerouted and cabletied clutch, throttle, speedo and choke cables
    • New radiator and replaced all coolant
    • New radiator tubing and thermostat for controlling coolant
    • Replaced many of the old bolts, mounts etc with new ones
    • Cleaned and re-oiled ail filter.
    • Replaced Spark plugs and headlight
    • Installed new beefier horn

    To-do
    • Clean Carbs
    • New Jet Kit and shims etc
    • Tuning of carbs
    • Complete strip of forks assembly, clean.
    • New springs
    • New Gold Valve Cartridge Fork Emulators and the modifications required
    • Replacement of fluid, install new AllBalls fork oil and dust seals I have bought.
    • Paint fairings, forks and Wheels (The big one)

    This bike has been a great educational tool, where's the fun in buying a brand new bike?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slyer View Post
    To-do
    • Clean Carbs
    • New Jet Kit and shims etc
    • Tuning of carbs
    • Complete strip of forks assembly, clean.
    • New springs
    • New Gold Valve Cartridge Fork Emulators and the modifications required
    • Replacement of fluid, install new AllBalls fork oil and dust seals I have bought.
    • Paint fairings, forks and Wheels (The big one)
    • Loudest motha fucken exhaust ever

    This bike has been a great educational tool, where's the fun in buying a brand new bike?
    Fixed it for you. Would mean re-jetting the carbs would actually be worth it too.

  14. #59
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slyer View Post
    This includes but is not limited to:
    • New Rear Shock
    • Stripped, sanded and repainted swingarm
    • Lubed all linkages
    • New front Master Cylinder
    • New front brake caliper with brake pads
    • Disassembeled, cleaned and rebuilt both front and rear master cylinders AND calipers
    • New blue braided HEL brake lines and fluids, Front and Rear.
    • Oil top up in front forks and clean
    • Painted rearmaster cylinder, caliper and tripleclamp top and bottom
    • New Steering head bearings
    • Lubed, Rerouted and cabletied clutch, throttle, speedo and choke cables
    • New radiator and replaced all coolant
    • New radiator tubing and thermostat for controlling coolant
    • Replaced many of the old bolts, mounts etc with new ones
    • Cleaned and re-oiled ail filter.

    To-do
    • Clean Carbs
    • New Jet Kit and shims etc
    • Tuning of carbs
    • Complete strip of forks assembly, clean.
    • New springs
    • New Gold Valve Cartridge Fork Emulators and the modifications required
    • Replacement of fluid, install new AllBalls fork oil and dust seals I have bought.
    • Paint fairings, forks and Wheels (The big one)
    Have you ever considering creating a thread so you can tell us all about how you're evolving your bike into this monster?


    Quote Originally Posted by White trash View Post
    I'm off to shoot a dairy owner and steal a hundred bucks from his till, if he dies, it's the dumb curries fault for not wearing a bullet proof vest.
    Quote Originally Posted by maddad View Post
    New Zealand, where cows are happy, men are men, sheep are nervous and horses are fast because they heard about the sheep.


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    Have you got a torque wrench yet?


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