Smells at 100kph? Of course. Anything and everything that often act as an early warning system. But they are extremely unlikely to belong to your bike...
The instructions are simple...
Smells at 100kph? Of course. Anything and everything that often act as an early warning system. But they are extremely unlikely to belong to your bike...
Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?
BIA MMC
I love the smell of fresh rain on a summers day.
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Hardcore Biker
LOL
The instructions are simple...
...unless of course you are following someone else riding it.Originally Posted by MSTRS
Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?
Hardcore Biker
I smell bacon
(you guys are a bit slow, I would have thought someone would have already put that)
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Forum whore
I love the smell of Napalm in the morning
Did you blow on them?
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The one thing I can smell a mile off is the guy in his cage with a lit cigarette and the window down.
Forum whore
oh that was you behind me..
Forum whore
definitely didn't smell when the bikes reg/rec caught fire.. first I knew of it was when I got home and stopped in the garage and there was smoke all around me and the thick smell hit me..
up til then I guess the smell was being blown behind me.. must have fired up close to home though or I'm sure the heat would have alerted me eventually.
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Drunken Mistake? I imagine buying a GT650R could be fall into that category
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Reg/Reg is more to the rear of the bike, so I would assume the guy behind me was selling thatDrunken Mistake? I imagine buying a GT650R could be fall into that category
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Oh you're higher than a kite!Reg/Reg is more to the rear of the bike, so I would assume the guy behind me was selling that
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With ya on that.I'd be impressed if ya could smell a bike clutch, considering 95% of bikes have a wet clutch inside the motor
However, we ride R1200RT-Ps for work, and we have to do annual recertifications, including such exercises as high speed braking, slow speed cone work, and road rides. The slow speed cone work involves trialling the rear brake, and feathering the dry clutch.
I have stood on the Ohakea airstrip we use and been able to smell a clutch that was 100 meters away. The smoke was also a clue. If you are skillful enough, the bike doesn't get too hot, but if you skill is average you use the bike to compensate.
Cow shit is also easy to smell. If you smell cow shit, and you can't see a stock truck, beware of the spillage on the road you might be about to encounter. Sheep shit likewise.
I can also always smell donuts from the work bike. Also from the work car, the work foot patrol, and the work office. Is it just me?
Bored Room
Passing DB on the way to work I can smell malt...but no hops as they cost money.
Kiwibiker
Fresh cut grass = tractor mower ahead
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