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    Ooh, putting on my new chain tmrw too My old one is so crappy it's stretchin like i'm payin her by the hour
    Good excuse to go up and down those hills a few times, just bedding in my chain
    IT'S PEANUT BUTTER JELLY TIME!!!
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    Got a new chain and sprockets on the bandit. MAN shes feels so much better to ride now. I'm itching to get out on the open road. So i'm interested, but not certain just yet

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    Quote Originally Posted by Just beGiNing 250 View Post
    Got a new chain and sprockets on the bandit. MAN shes feels so much better to ride now. I'm itching to get out on the open road. So i'm interested, but not certain just yet
    Old ones worn? or you change the drive ratio?
    IT'S PEANUT BUTTER JELLY TIME!!!
    Do the peanut butter jelly, peanut butter jelly, peanut butter jelly with a baseball bat!

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    Both, yer man how had the bike before me had a shit chain and smaller sprockets, so it was real jumpy. But all fixed now thanks to Holeshot... did a great job. now I need new tyres before my WOF next week.

    Hey they gave me a GN as a replacemnet bike, good fun flying along on that

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    Grrr damn I can't make this one

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    Quote Originally Posted by Just beGiNing 250 View Post
    Both, yer man how had the bike before me had a shit chain and smaller sprockets, so it was real jumpy. But all fixed now thanks to Holeshot... did a great job. now I need new tyres before my WOF next week.

    Hey they gave me a GN as a replacemnet bike, good fun flying along on that
    Schweet, glad to hear she's all fixed.
    So, keen to swap your bandit for my ginny then?
    IT'S PEANUT BUTTER JELLY TIME!!!
    Do the peanut butter jelly, peanut butter jelly, peanut butter jelly with a baseball bat!

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    Definitely tempted, but little ol hornet needs some minor patching first... so prolly wont be able to make it

    The following weekend should be OK though

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    Quote Originally Posted by pocketcracker View Post
    i was gonna do the poker run but unsure till the day / night before i guess ! as wanna do both !

    So i i do come il extend the offer ,,

    If peeps have money but cant access it on saturday ! and wanna come ill help them out with cash as long as its payed back asap ! i dont mean $1 DWN $1 A WEEK !


    Quote Originally Posted by Badger8 View Post
    i second that. Winter is coming, gotta make the most of it while we can. If someone is short of cash this weekend, flick me a PM. if i know you're good for it (or you convince me, heheheh) i'm happy to spot ya some cash for gas or a feed. If it means we get more good guys out on their wheels, it's worth it
    you two are legends. MusicMan if you are up to the coro challenge once again , I suggest you take them up on the offer.

    Someone bling them for me coz I'm not allowed more blingage.
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    Hey Alan, Alan, Alan....

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    Thanks for the offer badger and cracker, you two are legends

    But anyway, as much as I would love to go on this ride with you guys, I think I'll have skip this one... I woke up today feeling sick (aching all over and extremely light-headed) and I don't think that's a nice condition to be riding the Coro loop in! I didn't even feel very nice driving to work today, but I had no choice
    Motorcycling is like life - it's about the journey, not the destination.

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    Weather lookin a bit dodgy, Toto, what's that good weather site you use? i only using met service...
    IT'S PEANUT BUTTER JELLY TIME!!!
    Do the peanut butter jelly, peanut butter jelly, peanut butter jelly with a baseball bat!

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    I want to come, but I'm helping fit out a truck this weekend and prolly for a couple more.

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    SWEET!
    Fitted new chain this evening after work (ended up riding home in the pissing rain without waterproof pants, in the pitch black with a tinted visor. Frozen rain on your face, or not able to see? You choose..., but that's another story...)

    It's amazing what a difference a good chain makes!!! NO driveline lash when i go from engine braking to full gas, or from accelerating chop the throttle to engine brake. She is a whole different bike! Bring on the twisties!!!
    Also found the adjustment i was looking for on my clutch, can adjust the angle of the lever without adjusting the friction point, perfect! Now i can reach the clutch next time i 12 O'Clock her!

    Oh, and for those on Ginny's with stock chains, replace it as soon as you can!!! I knew it was bad, but was shocked at just how bad... Fed on the new chain, and the rust and kak that fell off the sprocket from the old chain (frequently cleaned too) was unbelievable... But the scariest thing? lay the old chain down on the ground, and bend it sideways (i,e, 90° to how it bends as it goes round the sprocket). it bend over 180°!!!! FOOK! tried that with the new chain... 0° bend... Now that's what a chain should be. Those chains constantly stretch and need adjustment for a reason guys, they're utter shit. Bike mechanic mate of mine couldn't believe that old one had held as long as it did with how i ride

    Right, time for one more beer (Yeah Right...) and bed. Catch you fellas at the gassie in the morn!
    IT'S PEANUT BUTTER JELLY TIME!!!
    Do the peanut butter jelly, peanut butter jelly, peanut butter jelly with a baseball bat!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Badger8 View Post
    Weather lookin a bit dodgy, Toto, what's that good weather site you use? i only using met service...
    http://www.metvuw.com/forecast/forec...i&noofdays=all

    it is going to be shouer free from 11:00 onwards, so just in time for out coro
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    Hey Alan, Alan, Alan....

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    Road hazards on Coro loop

    Just a quick heads up fellas!!

    I hope a few of you read this before heading over here....
    The Whangamata Beach Hop is this weekend- this means litrally HUNDREDS of hot rods and classic cars on the peninsula roads and Whangamata itself is chocka! But well worth a look.

    Also the Kopu-Hikuia section is full of grotty roadworks with a hell rough surface all the way down the hill.for about 6 km

    I would strongly recomend that you go through Waihi and the gorge and Paeroa - give me a rev as you pass my place on the Whanga side of Waihi

    I will have my old classic Fire Engine parked outside for sale
    Retired- just some guy with a few bikes......

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    Geez too much coro rides! You guys are making a cliche out of the in/famous Coro Loop! lol


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