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Thread: New member rf900 says g'day! (damorf)

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    New member rf900 says g'day! (damorf)

    i just joined obviously - first forum ever.
    struggling to find my way around here.
    happy to chat with anyone.
    how do i search effectively?
    how do i direct questions to members?
    how do i make pix small enough for signature, avatar etc?
    difference between thread and post?
    how long is a piece of string?
    cheers hey.
    94' RF900R.
    K&N filter, dynojet kit, ignition advance, d&d can
    = 118 odd rwhp.
    65000 km's (45000 by me).

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    heeeey up

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    Quote Originally Posted by damorf View Post
    i just joined obviously - first forum ever.
    struggling to find my way around here.
    happy to chat with anyone.
    how do i search effectively? Use keywords, or if you know in which forum it will be in (engine, electrics etc) then search in there as it will reduce the amount of results
    how do i direct questions to members? You can send them PM's (Private Message), which is done by clicking on a members name in a thread or on their profile, under Contact info
    how do i make pix small enough for signature, avatar etc? I use MS Paint and the Image->Stretch/Skew function. There probably are better programs but it's free and works
    difference between thread and post? You have started this thread, Every 'reply', such as mine, is a post
    how long is a piece of string? It depends
    cheers hey.
    Welcome to the site mate, you'll enjoy it

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    What he said, except I don't think you can send PMs to members until you have a few posts to your credit.
    It's all under "Quick Links" at the top - select "FAQ" from the drop-down list.
    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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    Great - another RF rider.

    Welcome to the madhouse.
    And I to my motorcycle parked like the soul of the junkyard. Restored, a bicycle fleshed with power, and tore off. Up Highway 106 continually drunk on the wind in my mouth. Wringing the handlebar for speed, wild to be wreckage forever.

    - James Dickey, Cherrylog Road.

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    Welcome damorf,

    You've done well to have already worked out how to create a new thread (took me ages).

    Get some posts unde you belt then you can start asking direct questions. I am sure you can already post on members profile pages, which is almost what you want to do.

    How long have you been riding?
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    Quote Originally Posted by damorf View Post
    i just joined obviously - first forum ever.
    struggling to find my way around here.
    happy to chat with anyone.
    how do i search effectively?
    how do i direct questions to members?
    how do i make pix small enough for signature, avatar etc?
    difference between thread and post?
    how long is a piece of string?
    cheers hey.
    A thread is what you have started and a post is what have said as in post one.
    To quote (or direct a question) to a member, click the 'quote' box at the bottom right of that members post and type away.
    Trial and error, thats how I began (truth be known, thats what im still doing)

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    thanks guys.

    i'm blown away with responses already, so cheers.

    i'm 35, (happily) married w/ 2 young girls.

    first got bike licence in '97, car about 5 years before that.

    first bike 96? zzr250 (purple) for 6 months.

    96? yzf600 thundercat (silver/yellow) about a year.

    rf900 since, and w/ last 4 years out of rego and no riding.

    looking to hot/freshen up the rf as i will need to ride it to work in about 6 mths when i move to cairns.

    would prefer to stick with the rf as it rocks, i like the fact that they are quite rare and different, and it will be my cheapest option.

    i have been doing plenty of surfing lately, and have got some ('94 i think) gixxer 750 cams lined up.

    i am a little confused with compatability of gixxer bits (1100 bottom end, fork swaps etc), and need to get this right as used parts are few and far between.

    i haven't done any previous mech work on my bike, but now is as good a time as ever (ie far less disposable income).

    i have never done any track time, and just like to pull wheelies and zip down the road (no tracks up here any way).

    all comments welcome, and i am happy to share anything i have learned over the years.
    94' RF900R.
    K&N filter, dynojet kit, ignition advance, d&d can
    = 118 odd rwhp.
    65000 km's (45000 by me).

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    I can help you out a bit if you need info.

    What do you need info on?

    See this thread for info on 1100WP with 900 head conversion.

    I've heard so much about the cam swap from the 750 - some say 92 is better, but will nee grinding at ends, but 93-95 is a drop-in.
    And I to my motorcycle parked like the soul of the junkyard. Restored, a bicycle fleshed with power, and tore off. Up Highway 106 continually drunk on the wind in my mouth. Wringing the handlebar for speed, wild to be wreckage forever.

    - James Dickey, Cherrylog Road.

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    thanks riffer.

    wow, this forum thing really works.

    i had heard the opposite about gixxer cams.

    92 is drop in, later need 1/4 or 1/8 ground off ends?

    anyhoo, as you would well know, it depends more on what is available.

    gixxer 1100 donks are not cheap though, hey?

    also the wife just figured out how to put the bike pic as avatar.
    94' RF900R.
    K&N filter, dynojet kit, ignition advance, d&d can
    = 118 odd rwhp.
    65000 km's (45000 by me).

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    I once owned a Thundercat, I think thats where my name come from...
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    Hey hey,

    Welcome to the site. Great choice of bike (not that I'm biased, or anything).

    Have a look at www.rfownersclub.co.uk as well.

    There's an awful lot you can do to an RF to hot it up.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Maha View Post
    I once owned a Thundercat, I think thats where my name come from...
    Of course. Thundermahacat......
    Quote Originally Posted by rachprice View Post
    Jrandom, You are such a woman hating cunt, if you weren't such a misogynist bastard you might have a better luck with women!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mully View Post
    Of course. Thundermahacat......
    Possibly, I sold it shortly after that pic was taken and bought me a Triumph, was thinking of a name change to Tri-Guy.... But shortened my original name to Maha...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maha View Post
    Possibly, I sold it shortly after that pic was taken and bought me a Triumph, was thinking of a name change to Tri-Guy.... But shortened my original name to Maha...
    Lucky you didn't get a Bimota - "Bi-Guy" might have given people ideas......
    Quote Originally Posted by rachprice View Post
    Jrandom, You are such a woman hating cunt, if you weren't such a misogynist bastard you might have a better luck with women!

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