Hi from FNQ
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Thu Nov 26, 2009 2:34 pmby Dean70
Hi everyone, just got my first Kwaka, thought i would do a bit of a search for info on em and found this forum. Cant belive the amount of info and advise, great site.
The bike I have is a KH 100 G7, not green....but still. Always had a thing for the green machines, it started when I was a boy and the kid up the road got a KX 80, first of the water cooled mods. We loved it, the people next door, not so much.
Good to meet you all
Re: Hi from FNQ
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Thu Nov 26, 2009 5:26 pmby Gosling1
KH100 !! watch out Deano, all the bucket-racers here will be filling your head full of ideas about expansion chambers and port jobs....
welcome to the Forum mate.
Re: Hi from FNQ
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Thu Nov 26, 2009 8:52 pmby seiko1
Welcome Deano
Cairns FNQ or Mount Isa by the Sea?
I know it's not Cooktown.........internet is a 1000 years away for them
Re: Hi from FNQ
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Fri Nov 27, 2009 9:00 amby Dean70
Thanks for the welcomes
Be carefull what you say about Cooktown, you could upset the hillbilly freaks.....
Close to Cairns.... Mareeba, a small town that happens to have a decent size kart track that is used for motocycle raceing.
Thats how I ended up with the Kh100 bucket, best fun and only 10 mins away.
Re: Hi from FNQ
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Fri Nov 27, 2009 10:15 amby waynemorgan
Welcome aboard Dean! Nice part of the world you're in - pretty cool there in winter
Re: Hi from FNQ
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Fri Nov 27, 2009 11:15 amby seiko1
Dean70 wrote:Thanks for the welcomes
Be carefull what you say about Cooktown, you could upset the hillbilly freaks.....
Close to Cairns.... Mareeba, a small town that happens to have a decent size kart track that is used for motocycle raceing.
Thats how I ended up with the Kh100 bucket, best fun and only 10 mins away.
I used to be riding up that way every w'end.
Up the Kuranda Range or the much much better Gillies
Re: Hi from FNQ
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Mon Nov 30, 2009 6:43 pmby Romeo
Hi Dean, just joined up myself.
We ride at Closey river and a few other places around the tablelands regulary on the dirtbikes.
This weekend there are sprints at the Mako track, for all the hoons around who want to race legally
Re: Hi from FNQ
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Thu Dec 03, 2009 11:23 amby Dean70
Up the Kuranda Range or the much much better Gillies
Seiko, yep for sure, the Gillies would have to be one of the best rides around
Hey Romeo, good to hear from another Northerner. Are you a member of the FNQ Road Racing Club or have you been up the Mako Track for a spin?
Thanks for the welcome everyone
Re: Hi from FNQ
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Thu Dec 03, 2009 10:10 pmby Romeo
nah mate not a member, you? Whats involved in becoming a member if you know? fees etc?
Cheers