SPANNER EVENING--MECHANICAL TRAINING

**El Dopa** · 10th May 2004, 19:19

Sweet. Sign me up.

And thanks xj for the organisamatoriating.

**Two Smoker** · 10th May 2004, 19:20

SHould be along, will let you know on the 20th at carting XJ

**6Chris6** · 10th May 2004, 21:18

I'll be there.
Have to bring the bloody cage though

**Two Smoker** · 10th May 2004, 21:19

Originally Posted by 6Chris6

I'll be there.
Have to bring the bloody cage though

Hows the bike coming along?? Did you get an assesment of the damage? How about yourself???All recovered???

**FROSTY:Me** · 11th May 2004, 08:52

ok 10 definites and a few maybees. looking good so far

**RiderInBlack** · 11th May 2004, 09:04

Originally Posted by xjxjxj

no worries dude--theres a bed here for ya -- as long as ya dont mind tripping over baby bikie toys

No tent(= no

)

Cool

Thanks XJXJXJ (will watch-out for alanisation

).

**jrandom** · 11th May 2004, 09:33

Count me in as a deffo. Will bring lollywater lager. All good.

**FROSTY:Me** · 11th May 2004, 10:12

Originally Posted by RiderInBlack

No tent(= no

)

Cool

Thanks XJXJXJ (will watch-out for alanisation

).

No worries dude.
hey fort hat matter any other out of towners -Ive got lots of floor space and a couple of spare beds if ya need to crash the night

**FROSTY:Me** · 11th May 2004, 20:58

Okie dokie so who else is coming along??

**FROSTY:Me** · 12th May 2004, 09:16

I was wondering if we have an auto electic expert in our midst?

**Posh Tourer :P** · 12th May 2004, 11:52

I did the electrics on the beemer, but that was pretty simple. I can read a wiring diagram but thats about it really. I have never even looked at any of the computer controlled bike systems....

**Big Dog** · 12th May 2004, 17:05

Originally Posted by xjxjxj

I was wondering if we have an auto electic expert in our midst?

Other than the basic mintenance of battery how to replace damaged wires, how to operate a multimeter, diagnose probable faults etc it is a bit specialist to cover in one night.
I guess that is why they are called experts.
Teaching KBers how to burn their own eproms may just be a little outside the scope of your intention.

I know a couple of guy's if anyone in particular wants to learn or pay them for their knowledge.

**pete376403** · 12th May 2004, 17:17

Originally Posted by Big Dog

Other than the basic mintenance of battery how to replace damaged wires, how to operate a multimeter, diagnose probable faults etc it is a bit specialist to cover in one night.
I guess that is why they are called experts.
Teaching KBers how to burn their own eproms may just be a little outside the scope of your intention.

I know a couple of guy's if anyone in particular wants to learn or pay them for their knowledge.

I have an eprom burner. What spec eproms do bikes use? Assuming you wanted to change the program, where would you get it?

**FROSTY:Me** · 12th May 2004, 17:23

Originally Posted by Big Dog

Other than the basic mintenance of battery how to replace damaged wires, how to operate a multimeter, diagnose probable faults etc it is a bit specialist to cover in one night.
I guess that is why they are called experts.
Teaching KBers how to burn their own eproms may just be a little outside the scope of your intention.

I know a couple of guy's if anyone in particular wants to learn or pay them for their knowledge.

Im thinking at the basic level--spark coils,cdi unit stuffed --no power to taillights the simple stuff