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Forget about it. They are the most boring things after five minutes! I've worked on Superyachts with Yamaha 1300 2 strokers and after five minutes you put them away.

If there is some surf or you have mates that want to do tow ins on some decent waves then forget it. You will be bored.

Thats my ...

You can't beat MAXIMA chain wax. It has bees wax in it and when applied to a warmed chain it stays on quite well.

Troy

Yeah, its shite that that happens.

It only takes a little patients and time to let things go.

I was offroad riding with a mate and we came upon some horse trail riders.

Normal standard procedure, stop bike. lay bike down or lean against a tree, assist trail riders past bike as bikes spook horses ...

I think a silicon type cleaning spray would work quite well on a visor as it will displace water on the visor. I havn't tried but I think I will give it a go next time I'm caught in the rain.

Troy

Mate, give extreme creations a call if you are still looking for a tacho. They have some good digital tachos that are fully adjustable and can be intregrated into almost any machine.


Troy

[quote="Wattie"]I think Nissin are the dogs balls.

But in saying that i had zero brake fade on my 06 ZX10r on the weekend thats to a set of EBC Extreme Pro brakepads. my calipers are stock.

Unbelieveable brake pads, stopped ona dime, got numerous comments on how awesome i was on the brakes into ...

Hi mate, I'll give you my two cents worth just incase you are not convinced or need some more info.
My 05 had brake fade real bad.
My first uprgrade was the brake lines. Double banjo etc.
Still same but not as bad. It took more heat to bring the problem to the surfcae and I noticed myself trailing ...

[quote="browserzx10"]must be after the money, that honda looks like a real dog of a bike. No way he is going to leave ducati.[/quote]


I'm with you! I dont care how reliable the source. Look ay Bayliss, he stayed there at Ducati because its like a family. I bet he a had a few offers.

I hope he stays where he is. Honda is so clinical in the way the run things it a wonder the bosses actually have a personality.

Why would he leave?

Geez I hope your wrong.

Mate, I use that water soluable degreaser in a can. I dont actual spray it all over my tyre but onto a rag and then carefully wipe the side wall to remove the tar and chain wax.

I use that crap on my rims too, the same way.

Well, I know you guys all put up with it and thats fine if you shorten your oil service intervals, but I'm going to increase the cooling capacity of my coolant by retro fitting a GSXR 1000 Oil cooler below my existing rad. It beats getting a deep core rad made and spending thousands.
You might think ...

[quote="robracer"]Well the treaded part of the tyre wont be dirty
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Thats a nicely worn tyre Rob!

Matbe buying a 600 then for your first real sportsbike is a better idea. I mean, your only 20!
If you have never ridden a 600, then maybe you should go and test ride a few at some dealers to get an idea of what they're like, you would be surprised.

You could buy the 1000 but I've seen first hand ...

If you want to build a drag bike, go and see the boys at extreme creations. Ben and Pete will give you advice or build you one out of a 10R if thats what you want.

Pete, who Iv'e known for a long time removed his Hayabusa engine and stuck it in a GSXR 750 frame. made a lot of improvements to his ...