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Thread: SSSssh! don't tell but...I'm cheating on the Buell....

  1. #31
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    hahahaha but it was me on the hog... technically I should have been the OTT abusive one LOL...

    I reckon he had some 'envy' issues.
    ...it is better to live 1 day as a Tiger than 1000 years as a sheep...

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    nice pic bb but what the f*** riden a harley you trator you, lol would love to see ya those boots were made for riden yeeeeeeeeeeeeehaaaaaaaa

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    Well I will be saying goodbye to the hog any day now cos I have confirmation that my parts have finally shipped. Blimmin clutch hub was on back order and Harley/Buell only just released them last week...around the same time that the parts supplier managed to source one from another dealer... typical!

    oh well I ain't complaining. In fact I am over the moon cos I can't wait to get back on my baby and blow some cobwebs...

    yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
    ...it is better to live 1 day as a Tiger than 1000 years as a sheep...

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    So hi there young Floss. Whats the up date on ya bike.I little birdy told me it travelled back south on a bike transporter after you picked it up.What did you do
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    HA! I rode it back to Auckland in the storm...that was an interesting ride... and as soon as I came off the motorway and wasn't at full noise I heard the damn whistling sound that it was making when I took it into the shop!
    I thought "no f**ken way! you are being paranoid!" So took it to work on Monday and there was no doubt, the noise is still there, its subtle but I know my bike so well that to me it stands out like dogs balls!

    Rang R&S and as luck would have it their van was already on its way up to Auckland to do a pickup from AMPS so they picked my bike up as well.

    Spoke to them the next day and they can't hear the sound! So at the mo I am waiting for it to be delivered back to me LOL.

    Gotta say it actually felt a bit weird getting back on such a tall bike after the luxury of being able to have both feet flat on the ground on the Harley! But I ain't complaining! I just want it back!
    ...it is better to live 1 day as a Tiger than 1000 years as a sheep...

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    Well it sounds like you need to ride it untill it breaksMaybe its just the sound of a sweet rideCome up and see us sometime
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    UPDATE! Got the bike back and the noise was f**ken obvious to me. I rang the shop and told them so. They are mystified.

    By the time I got home yesterday I was seriously concerned. I can hear it while riding but can't determine where its coming from and its worse at lower revs. Anyway I was determined to figure it out so I put it in first and ran along beside it trying to ascertain WHERE the sound is coming from... it has gone from a subtle whistle to full on rattle...
    Well I sussed straight away that it was nothing to do with the clutch cos it was coming from the right side of the bike.
    Less than a minute later after starting at the rear and working forward I had found the culprit. My air-cleaner cover is cracked around the bolt that holds it in place. It is gonna need a plate welded inside the cover to give some extra reinforcement. In the meantime electrical tape is doing a fine job holding it in place and VOILA! no rattle!

    In fact the bike is running like a dream
    ...it is better to live 1 day as a Tiger than 1000 years as a sheep...

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    Quote Originally Posted by buellbabe View Post
    UPDATE!In the meantime electrical tape is doing a fine job holding it in place and VOILA! no rattle!

    In fact the bike is running like a dream
    Brilliant!

    Stray noises are often really hard to trace even if you know roughly where they're coming from.

    Peace of mind returns!!!

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    HELL YEAH! Praise be to electrical tape.

    I reckon it just may be the best invention EVER!

    I have witnessed many roadside repairs using this miracle tape... always carry a roll under the seat, ooh and don't forget the cable ties LOL.
    ...it is better to live 1 day as a Tiger than 1000 years as a sheep...

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    Quote Originally Posted by buellbabe View Post
    I reckon it just may be the best invention EVER!
    Nope. Duct tape is better. So is 100mph tape (for what it's good for). But my favourite is self-amalgamating rubber tape, cos it's just so damn cool.

    And for the nerds:

    Q: Why is duct tape like The Force

    A: It has a light side, and a dark side, and it holds the universe together!


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    my dad want to see it in person.. he keeps talking about this "chick "in auckland with a buell...
    i don't belive him, i haven't seen it...
    he says that she will come down one day...
    bet i will be shaving before that ever happens...

    hahahahahah

    aj here..
    WOW! ohh damn


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    Slappas MC are riding this weekend.

    You have been warned.
    ...it is better to live 1 day as a Tiger than 1000 years as a sheep...

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    what do we need to join this speical club?

    nice boobs and a great butt, and even better bike????

    2 out of 3 .. is that closer nuff??

    lol

    ok
    ok
    off to work for me...
    i


    what a ride so far!!!!

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    Your butts not bad...

    buuuut criterior are:

    *must be female
    *ride it like ya stole it
    *gotta have an attitude

    *a 'boot fetish' is encouraged but not essential...

    Can't say anymore cos I would be breaking club rules. LOL
    ...it is better to live 1 day as a Tiger than 1000 years as a sheep...

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    You should get your Slapper butt up to Ians.He will weld ya back plate....
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