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  1. #31
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    umm, but who is going to teach you to teach this

    Seriously though, good on ya for doing this
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    Can you add Mr Kendog to that list too please Bistard. Maybe he can bring along his new bike and you can show him all the things that are likely to break on his Suzuki (damn, there's no tongue in cheek smiley!)

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    Quote Originally Posted by bistard View Post
    Hey paul,you are missing the point a little bit,
    You flatter me, I think I missed the point by MILES....

    Sorry - I was being a bit economical with words. Absolutely, Basic mtce at your place and I'd still be interested if I can get there because you are never too old to learn something and really I don't know much about new bikes...

    BUT - later - If anyone is keen, I have a big ole Honda 450 that needs it's engine pulling apart (gently - I may use it if the crank is OK) and if someone wants to come help haul it out of the frame etc - we can make a day of it. fascinating engines.. always wanted to pull one to bits...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Paul in NZ View Post
    You flatter me, I think I missed the point by MILES....

    Sorry - I was being a bit economical with words. Absolutely, Basic mtce at your place and I'd still be interested if I can get there because you are never too old to learn something and really I don't know much about new bikes...

    BUT - later - If anyone is keen, I have a big ole Honda 450 that needs it's engine pulling apart (gently - I may use it if the crank is OK) and if someone wants to come help haul it out of the frame etc - we can make a day of it. fascinating engines.. always wanted to pull one to bits...

    Yeah cool,can you still get gaskets etc to put the thing back together??
    "The road to Hell is really grippy with loads of run off & some wicked lefthanders"

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    I sent you a PM but if its tomorrow I won't be there.
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    Im keen *goes back a couple pages and reads up*

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    Hey everybody,huge response to this event,I have closed it off,as we have enough numbers,but will let everybody know when the next one is on
    "The road to Hell is really grippy with loads of run off & some wicked lefthanders"

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    Nooooo!!!!!

    I am on the list....?
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    Quote Originally Posted by bistard View Post
    Yeah cool,can you still get gaskets etc to put the thing back together??
    Apparently.... But Malcolm at EcoHonda told me if the crank is pooed - biff it out... all of it... (I'm not sure he is a fan of CB450's)

    But thats for later eh?

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    Bling awarded

    Bling awarded Bistard. Really good session last night.

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    Just wanted to say a huge thanks for the tips and advice yesterday. It's amazing how scary sounding things like adjusting the chain and removing the rear wheel become so much less frightening once you've actually watched it being done.

    The only down side to last night is that it's going to cost me a fortune! On the list at the moment....

    Rear (paddock?) stand
    Chain lube (wax)
    Engine oil
    Oil filter
    Brake fluid
    Fog City visor strip
    Decent tyre pressure gauge

    And the most important of the lot.....a nice new tool box!!!! I've got most of the tools but being a typical bloke I so want a garage like yours Barry!!!!

    Thanks once again
    Mike

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    Yer, that was really good I thoroughly enjoyed it. Learnt some good stuff. Bit cold going home though

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    Yep, another vote for a great night last night.

    Cheers

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    Hey guys,yes the feedback has been great & there are more people interested in me doing another evening,so I will figure out when & let you know
    "The road to Hell is really grippy with loads of run off & some wicked lefthanders"

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    Thank you so much Mr Bistard, it was awesome of you to take time out to show us around the bike bits that drip and stuff! Now I've just got to wait until my warranty runs out to practice!

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