Thanks Cibby!

**boomer** · 14th January 2006, 12:25

for looking after the mrs and helping her choose the right stuff

Top service even though it hurt the pocket a bit today; Just picked up the wagon and paid $4k for a new head then 500 for the gear; I guess my Augusta F4/Milli RSVR will have to wait a while longer

Nice Zorst Dover; that things mean as. When I started her up my first reaction was to turn the engine off... its far too loud

And cheers for entrusting your baby with me around the block

Bling on its way to you both

**Sniper** · 14th January 2006, 13:09

Good to see and hear boomer. Well done Cibby

**Mr Skid** · 14th January 2006, 13:42

Originally Posted by boomer

And cheers for entrusting your baby with me around the block

It's not like you could make it any worse.

**boomer** · 14th January 2006, 13:55

Originally Posted by Mr Skid

It's not like you could make it any worse.

Yooouch!

Although I scrubbed in his tyres for him, which would make it better wouldnt it??!!

His bikes mint mate, just a little rash on a fairing thats all; I think he may have been worried that someone may see the k6 going sooo sloooow

**Karma** · 14th January 2006, 14:18

Originally Posted by boomer

for looking after the mrs and helping her choose the right stuff

Now did it involve any kinda jelly or mud wrestling?

Nope... not interested then.

**boomer** · 14th January 2006, 14:47

Originally Posted by Weasel

Now did it involve any kinda jelly or mud wrestling?

Nope... not interested then.

i saw ya; the old girl having a make over? or just a new tyre?:spudwave:

**Karma** · 14th January 2006, 15:18

Less of the old thanks!

And more like a new tyre and battery charge... good price for it.

Special thanks to Dover for the pickup

**boomer** · 14th January 2006, 15:22

Originally Posted by Weasel

Less of the old thanks!

And more like a new tyre and battery charge... good price for it.

Special thanks to Dover for the pickup

i have a battery conditioner you could have borrowed

see u in the mornin

**Karma** · 14th January 2006, 15:30

Hmm... it reconditions them? Think it'll only be around 80-90bucks for a new battery, so will have to see how it goes.

It's fairly charged back up at the moment, and the tickover is running higher than it was before, so should be back up to it's previous strength tomorrow, then just stick a new one in there in a month or two.