Your thoughts on a Crim.

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Re: Your thoughts on a Crim.

Postby Blurr » Mon Jan 31, 2011 9:48 pm

I wouldn't called Smek's flogged. Far from it. Seen this bike and is very tidy as I am sure Mel's is. Smek is a pretty smooth fast rider which the 10r love
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Re: Your thoughts on a Crim.

Postby Blurr » Mon Jan 31, 2011 9:51 pm

Oh and I forgot to mention, you'll need a blue slip to get an unregister bike reg in NSW. Take it from me, a pain in the arse.

You need every little stock part like the full rear guard, chainguard and so forth.
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Re: Your thoughts on a Crim.

Postby Wattie » Mon Jan 31, 2011 9:53 pm

I'd never call smeks bike flogged. He's too busy checking his reflection in shop windows to go too fast :)
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Re: Your thoughts on a Crim.

Postby PHeonix25 » Mon Jan 31, 2011 9:55 pm

Blurr wrote:I wouldn't called Smek's flogged. Far from it. Seen this bike and is very tidy as I am sure Mel's is. Smek is a pretty smooth fast rider which the 10r love

Wattie wrote:I'd never call smeks bike flogged

That's what I was hoping. I was just going off the sledging from the sale thread.
Lots to think about... :)

Blurr wrote:Oh and I forgot to mention, you'll need a blue slip to get an u register bike regard in NSW. Take it from me, a pain in the arse.
You need every little stock part like the full rear guard, chainguard and so forth.

That's what I was thinking, but offering a ride-away price surely means they'll get it road-ready, no?
It's just becoming too difficult, plus with some of the bikes that've come to light here, it makes it look awfully painful in comparison.
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Re: Your thoughts on a Crim.

Postby tim » Mon Jan 31, 2011 10:32 pm

Blue slip can be easy-as with the right mechanic! Pm me dude if you want a good contact I've blue slipped 2 bikes with, my 6 with led blinkers and no fender.
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Re: Your thoughts on a Crim.

Postby robracer » Tue Feb 01, 2011 3:36 am

tim wrote:Blue slip can be easy-as with the right mechanic! Pm me dude if you want a good contact I've blue slipped 2 bikes with, my 6 with led blinkers and no fender.

He is good in that respect I have taken a few there myself....... never any dramas ;)
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Re: Your thoughts on a Crim.

Postby tim » Tue Feb 01, 2011 6:52 am

Oh yeah, should say thanks once again for truckin' my 2 bikes there Rob :D I rekon you dropping them off adds to the repair credibility ;)
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Re: Your thoughts on a Crim.

Postby Glen » Tue Feb 01, 2011 7:27 am

Crims are good but watch out for some gear box issues. That ones overpriced by about 3k I reckon. Mines got 20k on it is immaculate and i'd be ecstatic with 7.5 - 8.0 but realistically it's probably worth about 7.0. Good luck, they are the best of the 10's by a mile (in my opinion)
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Re: Your thoughts on a Crim.

Postby Gosling1 » Tue Feb 01, 2011 6:16 pm

best of the 10's................until this year eh mate ?? ;)
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Re: Your thoughts on a Crim.

Postby Glen » Tue Feb 01, 2011 9:06 pm

Let's see it win something first......and they still don't look as good
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Re: Your thoughts on a Crim.

Postby greaser07 » Tue Feb 01, 2011 9:30 pm

tim wrote:Blue slip can be easy-as with the right mechanic! Pm me dude if you want a good contact I've blue slipped 2 bikes with, my 6 with led blinkers and no fender.

yeah can be done,just take it to car mechanic who does blue slips,no probs.i also bought a crim lately for way less than 9k,ex condt with full service hist 24ks,was lying up for nearly a year so had to re reg,has fender elim,aftermarket pipe.great ride ,front brakes are crap,got some nissin 6r calipers on the way..
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Re: Your thoughts on a Crim.

Postby Nelso » Wed Feb 02, 2011 6:16 am

Glen wrote: they are the best of the 10's by a mile (in my opinion)


We have a crim and a 2010 bug and the bug is far superior.
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Re: Your thoughts on a Crim.

Postby Glen » Wed Feb 02, 2011 7:41 am

Nelso wrote:
Glen wrote: they are the best of the 10's by a mile (in my opinion)


We have a crim and a 2010 bug and the bug is far superior.


Yeah but it looks shit :P
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Re: Your thoughts on a Crim.

Postby mrgoof » Wed Feb 02, 2011 5:49 pm

greaser07 wrote:yeah can be done,just take it to car mechanic who does blue slips,no probs.i also bought a crim lately for way less than 9k,ex condt with full service hist 24ks,was lying up for nearly a year so had to re reg,has fender elim,aftermarket pipe.great ride ,front brakes are crap,got some nissin 6r calipers on the way..


I know bugger all, but what is the go with putting 6r calipers on? are they better or something.
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Re: Your thoughts on a Crim.

Postby Wattie » Wed Feb 02, 2011 5:51 pm

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