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    [quote=Donut;1391304]
    Quote Originally Posted by Kittyhawk View Post
    mmmm so when can I have you for dessert hahahahha


    oh im more then you can stomache for dissert.... now be a good girl or suffer the punishment
    Punishment? Dont think you could catch a wet kitty in the bedroom Im pretty sure I could outride you any day hun!


    Quote Originally Posted by rphenix View Post
    Well my wife grew up working for her parents in a mitre 10 store nothing like a wife who can rattle of stock codes to the clueless guys in the store when your looking for something u cant find on the shelves :>
    MARVELLOUS! I love it!
    My bass is such a slapper.......I cant stop fingering those strings

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    Quote Originally Posted by Donut View Post
    just have to find one of these easy outs now .... any idea on a cost ?
    If you're still trying to find an easy out (possibly called ezi-out), the last set I got was from Mitre10, though a fair while ago. Repco should also have them, as would Super Cheap (but I'd beware of inferior quality there). Haven't bought any for years, and have lost the set I had , but from memory they weren't overly expensive.
    Catapultam habeo. Nisi pecuniam omnem mihi dabis, ad caput tuum saxum immane mittam!

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    [QUOTE=Kittyhawk;1392209]
    Quote Originally Posted by Donut View Post
    Punishment? Dont think you could catch a wet kitty in the bedroom Im pretty sure I could outride you any day hun!
    Lol thats not a stab at me for stacking it is it... you just wait till my ho-bag is running again ... oh and you have a new bike then we will see who rides who..... opps i mean out rides lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by turtleman View Post
    If you're still trying to find an easy out (possibly called ezi-out), the last set I got was from Mitre10, though a fair while ago. Repco should also have them, as would Super Cheap (but I'd beware of inferior quality there). Haven't bought any for years, and have lost the set I had , but from memory they weren't overly expensive.
    had a look for em today there is a varying cost i spose its because of quality.... but i have to get the ezi-out but and a socket thingy for it too all up from 30 - 60 dollars

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    I bet your Dad was relieved he didn't have to deal with anything any more serious (Mum woulda killed him!? )

    I second that speaking from experience when my son high sided his ninga.
    Glad to hear your ok.

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    if the easy out works properly (ie if you do the job properly) then you won't/shouldn't use a tap - the easyout is only an extension of the original piece anyway. my advice is DON'T use a tap, unless you know 100% what the original screw pitch is, and you have the exact threaded tap.

    about what size is the threaded portion (in mm)?

    #edit# just re-read the thread. forget the handlebar. get the frame checked for straightness first. could all be a waste of time. an 80k highside is gonna hurt most bikes. terminally. i presume you were insured?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Donut View Post
    had a look for em today there is a varying cost i spose its because of quality.... but i have to get the ezi-out but and a socket thingy for it too all up from 30 - 60 dollars
    You are a hard man to track down there. I live one street from you and have
    knocked on your door twice in the last 2 days but unable to raise anyone

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    [quote=Donut;1392252]
    Quote Originally Posted by Kittyhawk View Post

    Lol thats not a stab at me for stacking it is it... you just wait till my ho-bag is running again ... oh and you have a new bike then we will see who rides who..... opps i mean out rides lol
    Nope didnt even consider it...I forgot it was your thread

    Im going to get some small dodegy bike which is falling apart to thrash haha...even on a minimoto Im stil faster than you...soo...shall we see whos goin to cum first???

    Quote Originally Posted by Warr View Post
    You are a hard man to track down there. I live one street from you and have
    knocked on your door twice in the last 2 days but unable to raise anyone
    It is my fault, I keep distracting him.... Did ya want a piece of me? sorry but I aint on the dessert menu.... just mains
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kittyhawk View Post
    It is my fault, I keep distracting him.... Did ya want a piece of me? sorry but I aint on the dessert menu.... just mains
    Mm .. I see the problem

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    Quote Originally Posted by Donut View Post
    Also i snaped the handle bar and the threaded part is still in there with nothing sticking out ...... how do i get it out ?
    Don't worry about getting the bar out. Mine snapped off too and the replacement clipon comes as one unit (not just the bar).

    I got a bunch of parts from: http://www.richardhyosunggvgt.com/co...25250650rs.htm

    Really, really good to deal with. Goods arrived fast and he keeps you informed at every step of the shipping process. Even chucked in a bungy luggage net and calendar for free!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Warr View Post
    Mm .. I see the problem
    Spill! whats the problem? think you'd drown within my rack?
    My bass is such a slapper.......I cant stop fingering those strings

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kittyhawk View Post
    Spill! whats the problem? think you'd drown within my rack?
    Air could be a problem

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kittyhawk View Post
    Spill! whats the problem? think you'd drown within my rack?
    Naah, he'd have a whale of a time!
    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 Warr View Post
    Air could be a problem
    If you're lucky it'll be like underwater caving... Pockets of breathable air that've been trapped in there since the mountains crashed into the sea
    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 Warr View Post
    Air could be a problem
    Oxygen masks arent ment to be an accessory, they do actually serve a purpose!

    Quote Originally Posted by Badger8 View Post
    Naah, he'd have a whale of a time!
    Wanna join in??

    I really am fuckable!
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