OkkkkkOriginally Posted by roo
Now try that again using small words and simpler english...... with a more educational tone![]()
OkkkkkOriginally Posted by roo
Now try that again using small words and simpler english...... with a more educational tone![]()
Uhmmm... o..k...Originally Posted by justsomeguy
An oil pump failure whilst caning my baby through the manawatu gorge left my rings thoroughly welded into the pistons with nothing happening when I twisted the 'go-faster-hoojie-wotsit' on the right handgrip...
I suddenly was stranded somewhere between 'the corner of east bumfuck' and 'you-shore-got-a purty-mouth-boy'. A long walk and the kindness of a stranger with a trailer gave me time to think about how to avoid this in future...
*insert bright light and revelation with angels singing 'tada!'*...
Just mix the goddamn oil into the petrol yourself like they used to way back in the days when men were men and machines knew their places...
Ok course you dont have to pull the oil pump out and hit it with a handy object, (in fact from hindsight I suggest not doing this) but it sure makes you feel better.
Lets go hijack all their camels... and crash them into their tents :raghead:
Thanks for the info roo........
So if I understand things correctly.
Find a decent 2-stroke with low k's. Treat it to regular oil changes and make sure that the oil to fuel ratio is correct......... and I will have big smiles and trouble free riding??
Or am I missing something??
This particular technique is usually used in IT a lot. The scientific term is "percussive maintenance".Originally Posted by roo
Lots of wheelies.Originally Posted by justsomeguy
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Still don't know how to do them........ must learn to ride better........Originally Posted by John
Naaaah take the easy way out........ and get a faster bike ...
Gaaaahhhhhh
The only reason I wanted the other bike is cos it seemed soooo mint and soooo worth the asking price......... but that's that for now.
Indeed. The 'fixing hammer' is an integral part of any serious IT engineer's toolkit.Originally Posted by justsomeguy
Lets go hijack all their camels... and crash them into their tents :raghead:
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You should keep riding the 250Originally Posted by justsomeguy
OR
Let me do to it what I am to do to SniperCBR's bike. Involves welding, wrecked 600 motorcycle, more welding then "Fark Me, that's a lotta horsepower for little wheels, brakes, and suspension!"
Just wait till I get my grubby little hands on his motorcycle!![]()
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You shoehorning a 600 into a 250 or sumsuch equally crazy petrol heady thingy???Originally Posted by Stevo
Don't forget the highsides!Originally Posted by John
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We're all fucked. I'm fucked. You're fucked. The whole department is fucked. It's the biggest cock-up ever. We're all completely fucked.
-Sir Richard Mottram
EXCUSE ME?????????Originally Posted by Stevo
Thats the first time I heard about this?? Hmmm, Im nervous about leaving my bike with you now??![]()
Last edited by Sniper; 19th April 2005 at 07:46. Reason: Spelling
To every man upon this earth
Death cometh sooner or late
And how can a man die better
Than facing fearful odds
For the ashes of his fathers
And the temples of his Gods
Originally Posted by paparazzi
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Do you really want to be getting a faster bike if you havn't got the confidence to lift the front of your ZZR?
I'm not trying to say anything nasty but ummm u only have to sit back a lil and drop the clutch hard then you should be gettin at least a few cms off the ground?!?! I've had the front lifting on my ZZR coming outta a corner in 2nd........and i'm still slow as!!
each to thier own but I'd like to learn how to make my bike perform to its limits before i upgrade....
The world stands aside to let anyone pass who knows where he is going....
The only reason I want a faster bike is so I don't always get left behind on the straights......Originally Posted by flyin
As for wheelie practice.... I'm working on it.![]()
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