It must be possible, because I saw it in that excellent and completely accurate movie "Torque".Originally Posted by pyrocam
It must be possible, because I saw it in that excellent and completely accurate movie "Torque".Originally Posted by pyrocam
Remember to never split an infinitive. The passive voice should never be used. Do not put statements in the negative form. Proofread carefully to see if you words out. And don't start a sentence with a conjugation. (William Safire)
....**imagines big knobbly offroad tires on a road bike errrr**
Have you not seen Mission Impossible 2? Somehow those bikes magically go from knobblies to streets in mere seconds without stopping lol.Originally Posted by markauckland
Sever
Now and forever
you're just another lost soul about to be mine again
see her, you'll never free her
you must surrender it all
And give life to me again
Disturbed - Inside the Fire
Sccrrsssccchhh Mr $kid here, is that next the gixxer replacement plastics counter?, over. SccrrsssccchhhOriginally Posted by NhuanH
I'd agree. A JewelSpots is pretty much the perfect bike to learn riding skills on. They are slightly underpowered compared to a 600cc traily, but they make up for their lack of power in being able to go places mine cant.Originally Posted by Ixion
Very few people are sure of my reasons, least of all myself.Originally Posted by gareth_d
You mean this weekend comming? I could probably find the time to do some crashing with you. I'll bring the cable ties and gaffa tape. Can you bring the sticking plasters?Originally Posted by pyrocam
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
Originally Posted by Mr Skid
The Dark Lord reveals himself....
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Should I arrange for SpeedMedic/Riff to be near Muriwai then?![]()
Tha Jandal: Adding another dimension to "rubber side down"
Jandal [jan-duhl] noun: a mythical entity presiding over bikers
Jandal [jan-duhl] verb: "to jandal" is to involuntarily separate from one's boik.
Jandalled [jan-duhlled] past tense - usage: "bro, I've just gone and jandalled it"
heheOriginally Posted by NhuanH
I should be allright. I carry that ullessys (sp) first aid kit we got given lest time I went down 22
I only posted this because of the global economic crisis
I turned the RF around on some mushy ground the other day...
Front wheel turned into a plow, and the rear simply spun happily where it was...
My two kids (on board at the time) thought it was great. I just wanted to keep any momentum I had so I'd get back onto the damned gravel...
then shot back 2 mins later to apologise to the neighbour who owned the greass is question...
DOH![]()
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I worte to MCN ni the UK about this. They sent me a picture of the triupmh speed triple, one with knobblys and one with road tyres. Loved it how Triumph are making bullet proof bikes now.Originally Posted by Waylander
The real mystery is how come that fat bastard Hurley has never lost any weight.
Back in the '70s, when Noah was learning to ride the Ark, trailbikes were TheNextBigThing. Unfortunately, unlike most of my mates with trailies, I had a road bike - a CB175. Ah, what the heck - I rode it in the dirt anyway, even attempting Mt Tarawera on one occasion (got most of the way up). Your bike should be a doddle in comparison - for a start, it's much lighter.Originally Posted by pyrocam
Anyway - enough of this talk about dirt riding.I've already got a hankering for another dirt bike or Adventurator, espeically after Oscar's post, and I've a feeling the vifferbabe won't let me sell our bike.
... and that's what I think.
Or summat.
Or maybe not...
Dunno really....![]()
Y'might want to fold the mirrors back though. Mirrors are the pigs arse off road, always hitting branches, getting tangled in stuff, and when you go down (as you will), you can guarantee that the mirror will whistle up a rock to fall on.
Like Mr Vifferman - I'm getting nostalgic twinges for off roading. D'you know there's only ONE XT600 on Trademe at present ? And blurdy dear.
Whats a good two smoker off roader trials-like adventurey type bike thesedays, anyway? That doesn't cost a testicle? 250 cc , always like 250's for off road, big enough to cope and light enough not to be a pain.
Originally Posted by skidmark
Originally Posted by Phil Vincent
The DT230 of course,built on a 125 platform it's still reasonably light,and has enough power to run with 400cc 4 strokes,enough top end to do the Imperial Ton and electric start for us stiff hip old farts....and an 865mm trail bike seat height. (I got a revue on it now) and as an added bonus - now that I've got mine prices are dropping rapidlyOriginally Posted by Ixion
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Sounds like you need a Pampera,go and have a look at Mt Eden's one.But by all accounts the DT230 is the better trail and road bike.
All pretty pricey for a play bike though....if I hadn't of been wanting a road legal bike that needed some poke - there are a lot of really,really good cond DT175s for good prices on the market.Old school,but better than the dumb ER185.
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Don't be disheartened. The XT600 is the standard issue bike for rental companies in NZ. They are out there if you keep your eyes open..Originally Posted by Ixion
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
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