View Poll Results: did i buy the right bike?

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  • no yellows the internation gay colour....haha

    6 21.43%
  • yes its a great reliable bike..

    9 32.14%
  • no i should of brought a clapped out ktm

    1 3.57%
  • im just voting for the sake of voting....:]

    12 42.86%
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Thread: Finally found the right 85

  1. #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ktmboy View Post
    As soon as I saw "Talking to dirty old men on the net I thought of you"

    Two posts later...comfirmation.
    Quote Originally Posted by Ktmboy View Post
    Quite find Kezzafish a breath of stale air in a strange sort of way. Wouldn't really call him a dirt bike wannabe. Just confused, annoying and outlandishly irreverant

    Hmmm...maybe he's normal?

    Anyway Dellorto I'm glad you have a new bike. Nothing wrong at all with the RM85's. Give me a PM when you are heading out for a ride at The Sandpit and I'll sort some riding buddies out for you. It's OK Kezza and his mates live in Welly so they won't be hiding in the bush.
    All true except confused. i'd describe me as a bored pisstaker with ADHD and irreverant is spot on but at least in my lack of respect i remember to diss myself. I often have problems when i treat strangers like they're old mates

    Quote Originally Posted by DELLORTO View Post
    people do know better than me ! thats why i put up a post......
    sure... there's always someone who knows MORE than you but you know what you want more than anyone else and that's irrefutable. A perfect example of this is that in your last poll the overwhelming consensus was that you buy a KTM and a few people said don't get an 85. you ignored them 'cos you had to figure it out yourself (which i highly commend)
    Quote Originally Posted by noobi View Post
    I think you missunderstood my first post, the kezzafish is different from the dirt bike wannabes, who are sidewinder, carver (and what seems like their entourage of haters who follow them everywhere on here) and all the road bike peeps thats come and post shite in the off-road forum
    Your not a wannabe with two off-roadable bikes


    its ok mr fish, I didnt mean to make fun
    I have to come down the line soon, ill meet you in the middle?

    Anyway I think its funny that most of the votes (at the time of writing) are for Im just voting for the sake of voting
    PS i voted for the awesome suzuki option
    Yeah sweet mate. I have nothing to do with Sidewinder and didn't agree with (or laugh at) any of his posts. I'd had a few bevs when i read your post last night and may have taken it the wrong way. lol. NEVER drink&post
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    Talking

    hi everyone.

    chill the fuck out

    if you still feel anger, go ride your bike.


    (this is not pointed at anyone in particular)




  3. #33
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    my tread has turned into a battle royal.....
    chuck norris's calender goes from march 31st to april 2nd

    No one fools chuck norris.......

  4. #34
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    Quote Originally Posted by SpikedPunch View Post
    rm100, gonna do the changes they did here tho: http://www.motorcycledaily.com/01may...00modified.htm

    Hey that was a good find never new they made a melow 2T. My sons KX85 was to much of a light switch to even bother modifying. But this KX100 seems worth a go if this works:

    As you may have guessed from the prior paragraph, the goal was to turn the KX100 into a capable trail bike with some relatively basic modifications. The KX100 starts out with an outstanding motor -- fast and revvy, but with good low end for a small-bore two-stroke. We took steps to make the motor even better for trail riding by adding a ten ounce Steahly flywheel weight, an FMF fatty pipe and a U.S. Forest Service approved FMF Turbine Core II spark arrester.
    Our performance modifications really did the trick. The modified KX has an even smoother power band with virtually no hit, yet it remains powerful and torquey from just above idle to a fairly high revving top end (it doesn't rev quite as high as stock, however). The FMF pipe boosted power just about everywhere, and the addition of the Turbine Core 2 spark arrester and the fly wheel weight mellowed everything out. Everyone who rode the modified bike was pleased with the engine performance.


    Similar to what they are doing to the Cr250's etc but the KX100 seems like quite a good base to start from. Cheers to the young guns!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Reckless View Post
    Hey that was a good find never new they made a melow 2T. My sons KX85 was to much of a light switch to even bother modifying. But this KX100 seems worth a go if this works:

    As you may have guessed from the prior paragraph, the goal was to turn the KX100 into a capable trail bike with some relatively basic modifications. The KX100 starts out with an outstanding motor -- fast and revvy, but with good low end for a small-bore two-stroke. We took steps to make the motor even better for trail riding by adding a ten ounce Steahly flywheel weight, an FMF fatty pipe and a U.S. Forest Service approved FMF Turbine Core II spark arrester.
    Our performance modifications really did the trick. The modified KX has an even smoother power band with virtually no hit, yet it remains powerful and torquey from just above idle to a fairly high revving top end (it doesn't rev quite as high as stock, however). The FMF pipe boosted power just about everywhere, and the addition of the Turbine Core 2 spark arrester and the fly wheel weight mellowed everything out. Everyone who rode the modified bike was pleased with the engine performance.


    Similar to what they are doing to the Cr250's etc but the KX100 seems like quite a good base to start from. Cheers to the young guns!
    Yeah, I think it'll be a good wee bike for me, it seems to have plenty of fans on the thumpette forum. RM and KX are the same bike. Green is my favourite colour but it just seems easier to find the RM for a better price. They don't sell them in NZ any more for some reason. I think the last ones were in 2005?

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    Quote Originally Posted by noobi View Post
    I think you missunderstood my first post, the kezzafish is different from the dirt bike wannabes, who are sidewinder, carver (and what seems like their entourage of haters who follow them everywhere on here) and all the road bike peeps thats come and post shite in the off-road forum
    Your not a wannabe with two off-roadable bikes


    haha, sidewinder has learnt respect for you guys the hard way.
    i would like to do more trail rides and more stunting myself

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