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corsasriboy

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12th Oct 08 at 18:51

my dad had the drz400s and he bought a pair of gold talon sm wheels, got nicked out the back of his van f***** thieving scum.

sebbyg

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12th Oct 08 at 18:54

i lube my bikes chain after iv washd the bike, which should protect the chain from the dirt next time i ride it, if you had an autolube system then you would be applying more lube straight on top of the dirt,

DaveyLC

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12th Oct 08 at 18:54

I can understand why they get nicked, in SM form they are just AWESOME to ride, puts a grin on my face everytime I rip the throttle, never had a bike thats kept me entertained so much I LOVE IT! Couldnt recommend them enough.

Mobby

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12th Oct 08 at 18:57

quote:
Originally posted by DaveyLC
I can understand why they get nicked, in SM form they are just AWESOME to ride, puts a grin on my face everytime I rip the throttle, never had a bike thats kept me entertained so much I LOVE IT! Couldnt recommend them enough.

my mates got a ktm 520, has had it over 3 years, got some super moto's for it and dosnt like them at all, actually fitted his nobblys back on

also why dont you get two ground anchors either on the house of you wall or floor

cesil

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12th Oct 08 at 19:05

just got in from lookin at one. gonna ring him up with an offer in min. was like a lil boy at xmas!!

mattk

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12th Oct 08 at 19:09

This is the beast, took a quick pic before I locked it away for a week

[Edited on 12-10-2008 by mattk]

Mobby

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12th Oct 08 at 19:10

you do archery??

mattk

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12th Oct 08 at 19:11

My dad does, he has a vast array of weapons

DaveyLC

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12th Oct 08 at 21:10

quote:
Originally posted by mobby
my mates got a ktm 520, has had it over 3 years, got some super moto's for it and dosnt like them at all, actually fitted his nobblys back on

also why dont you get two ground anchors either on the house of you wall or floor

Knobblys are a death trap on the road, great for shortcuts though

I have got a ground-anchor, thats the blue thing, its bolted into the metal reinforcers in the kerb

Carl

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12th Oct 08 at 21:32

Weston was this weekend, my bro entered again this year, will see if he got any pics.

Mobby

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12th Oct 08 at 21:34

post pics i was too skint to go

Wrighty

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12th Oct 08 at 21:35

keep it well locked up and keep it quiet youve got one...or else you wont have it for long

sand-eel

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12th Oct 08 at 22:13

i've been riding motocross bikes for about 10 years now and 250cc's are death machines

Mike

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12th Oct 08 at 22:16

Kawak Green

Graham88

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12th Oct 08 at 23:19

quote:
Originally posted by mobby
also why dont you get two ground anchors either on the house of you wall or floor

If you look at the photo he has a ground anchor.

SM's are simply awesome

Corsa_Scotty

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12th Oct 08 at 23:26

I had similar graphics on my old one apart from the black mudguard on yours was green and yellow on mine

mattk

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13th Oct 08 at 17:09

Just changed the Gearbox oil for some fresh silkolene stuff

I have new rear brake pads too but I cant get the caliper off, its seized on ridgid

dont know what the fuck im gonna do wi it

Mobby

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13th Oct 08 at 17:10

picture?

mattk

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13th Oct 08 at 17:12

Il get one when Ive had my tea, the caliper its self looks a little minced, might just order a new one,

Any good moto X forums?

corsasriboy

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13th Oct 08 at 17:16

i've always used www.mxtrax.co.uk seem alright on there

sand-eel

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13th Oct 08 at 17:54

www.cmsnl.com

fucken amazing parts website

22B

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13th Oct 08 at 17:57

quote:
Originally posted by mattk
Il get one when Ive had my tea, the caliper its self looks a little minced, might just order a new one,

Any good moto X forums?

you dont need to remove the caliper to change the pads, just remove the bolt that goes through the pads and caliper and pull them out. When you put the new pads back in you will have to push the caliper piston in otherwise they wont fit. Thats the way Ive always done my pads, saves removing the rear wheel.

mattk

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13th Oct 08 at 17:59

ahh rite Il try that then ,

despite the bolt holding the caliper on being so tight the caliper its self is quite loose and has a bit of movement in it, is this normal when the pads are minced?

richc

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13th Oct 08 at 18:05

quote:
Originally posted by Wrighty

quote:
Originally posted by mattk
no, there was only two of us, 4 of us are going to wales for the weekend next weekend, plenty of pics and vids then

go to toms farm in wales & try the widow maker

Bloke who i did my bike test the other week were telling me about this

sounds mental

22B

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13th Oct 08 at 18:36

quote:
Originally posted by richc

quote:
Originally posted by Wrighty

quote:
Originally posted by mattk
no, there was only two of us, 4 of us are going to wales for the weekend next weekend, plenty of pics and vids then

go to toms farm in wales & try the widow maker

Bloke who i did my bike test the other week were telling me about this sounds mental

where abouts in Wales is this toms farm?, I asked in another thread but dont know if it was answered, as it sounds like somewhere near me that people go on about, Im in Mid wales

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