Dunlop Qualifier tyres - 120/70/17 and 180/55/17
Ordered for a customer, but the customer changed their mind, and the shop
doesn't stock Dunlops so we'd like to move them into a new home.
Retail prices are $206 front and $298 rear.
Asking $400 for the set, fitting can be done for $50.
Call Luke at Scotts Motorcycles if interested, 9587 0022.
email: bikes@...
Dave
ps this is open to anybody but we'd like to see these tyres go to a BA'er!
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Good stuff guys ;-)
Hayden
http://www.myspace.com/cbrxxbirdman
I RAN INTO AN ALL RETARDED STREET GANG,THEY WOULDA KICKED MY ASS IF THAT ICE
CREAM TRUCK DIDNT SHOW UP WHEN IT DID
_____
From: bikers_anon@... [mailto:bikers_anon@...]
On Behalf Of Tamzin Brundrett
Sent: Thursday, 10 January 2008 2:55 PM
To: Bikers Anon
Subject: [bikers_anon] Bikers Anon twins - Congratulations to Will and Bia!
Will and Liam were born at 22:15 and 22:18 respectively last night and both
Mum and bubs are doing just fine.
Dad is really proud of course and Mum still can't feel anything except the
fact that she is a lot lighter now!
We look forward to seeing the first photo's of the Waters family.
Congrats to you both Will and Bia.
Tamzin
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Be aware..Candy Blue XR6 Falcon. Rego BBJ 83 U is patrolling the Epping Rd in
Ryde maybe all area around..
Take care and ride safe..
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Will and Liam were born at 22:15 and 22:18 respectively last night and both Mum
and bubs are doing just fine.
Dad is really proud of course and Mum still can't feel anything except the fact
that she is a lot lighter now!
We look forward to seeing the first photo's of the Waters family.
Congrats to you both Will and Bia.
Tamzin
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Read the bottom of it, bikes won't be at Bathurst at Easter for at least
ten years, bastards..........
http://bathurst.yourguide.com.au/news/local/general/vroom-time/1155603.html
cheers,
CJ
Christopher James Burns
Project Manager
1BP Refresh Program WBC
PMC North, Integrated Technology Delivery
IBM Global Technology Services
60 Martin Place,
NSW Australia 2000
Mob +61-418-486-660
E-mail cburns@...
"In theory, theory is as good as practice,
in practice, it isn't"
"The power of accurate observation is frequently called cynicism,
by those who don't have it"
Hi all, someone backed into my ZX10 and knocked it over.
Unfortunately they didn't leave their details either. I am lookin for
a right front / rider footpeg for a 2004 ZX10. If anyone knows where
I can get one or has one, i am interested in purchasing it. I looked
on the findapart.com.au and no luck so far.
Regards
Adam
Some people might say only in America.. All I will say is there are three
types of people in the USA, there's Southerners (Good Ole Boy's),
Northerners (Damn Yankee's) and then well yes there's Californians
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hayden
http://www.myspace.com/cbrxxbirdman
I RAN INTO AN ALL RETARDED STREET GANG,THEY WOULDA KICKED MY ASS IF THAT ICE
CREAM TRUCK DIDNT SHOW UP WHEN IT DID
_____
From: bikers_anon@... [mailto:bikers_anon@...]
On Behalf Of Pik at work
Sent: Monday, 7 January 2008 5:49 PM
To: 'Bikers Anon'
Subject: Re: [bikers_anon] FW: " Power Commander " Manufacturer Fined US $1
million
Chris Turner wrote:
> was the company's "Power Commander" that can be used to alter the
> air-fuel mixture and engine timing
>
[...]
> Dynojet has now certified a California version of the "Power Commander"
>
So Californians can now buy a programmable engine management module
which can't be programmed with anything other than the factory
settings? What the?
-Pik.
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It's quite possible that the fine was the result of the PCIII box is missing 6
little words which you'll find on all other aftermarket performance products and
exhaust systems.
For Off Road Competition Use Only!!
Cheers, Manny
----- Original Message -----
From: Pik at work
To: 'Bikers Anon'
Sent: Monday, January 07, 2008 5:49 PM
Subject: Re: [bikers_anon] FW: " Power Commander " Manufacturer Fined US $1
million
Chris Turner wrote:
> was the company's "Power Commander" that can be used to alter the
> air-fuel mixture and engine timing
>
[...]
> Dynojet has now certified a California version of the "Power Commander"
>
So Californians can now buy a programmable engine management module
which can't be programmed with anything other than the factory
settings? What the?
-Pik.
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Chris Turner wrote:
> was the company's "Power Commander" that can be used to alter the
> air-fuel mixture and engine timing
>
[...]
> Dynojet has now certified a California version of the "Power Commander"
>
So Californians can now buy a programmable engine management module
which can't be programmed with anything other than the factory
settings? What the?
-Pik.
-----Original Message-----
From: SandraRamsay@...
Sent: Monday, 7 January 2008 2:55 PM
Subject: [Delegates] " Power Commander " Manufacturer Fined US $1 million
From a US web site
The California Air Resources Board (CARB) announced recently that it concluded
an investigation against Dynojet Research, Inc. At issue was the company's
"Power Commander" that can be used to alter the air-fuel mixture and engine
timing of on- and off-road motorcycles.
CARB said that the installation of these devices would adversely affect the
emissions control systems of vehicles that were certified by the original
equipment manufacturers to comply with the agency's emissions standards. Dynojet
has now certified a California version of the "Power Commander" and has agreed
to pay $1,000,000 in penalties to the California Air Pollution Control Fund.
More....
DYNOJET RESEARCH, INC. CASE SETTLES FOR $1,000,000 The Mobile Source Enforcement
Section along with the Office of Legal Affairs has completed its investigation
against Dynojet Research, Inc. located in Las Vegas, Nevada. Dynojet was
manufacturing an after market part called the "Power Commander" that would alter
the air-fuel mixture and the timing on off and on road motor vehicles.
By installing the Power Commander this would alter or modify the original design
of the motor vehicle and would affect the emission control systems that were
certified by the manufacture through ARB. As part of the settlement it was
agreed between both parties that Dynojet would not violate the Health and Safety
Code with respect to the installation, sale, offer for sale or advertising of
any device in California intended for use with, or as part of, any required
motor vehicle pollution control device or system which alters or modifies the
original design or performance of any such motor vehicle pollution control
device or system.
Dynojet has now c certified a California version of the Power Commander that is
legal for sale and use on California motor vehicles. Dynojet also paid penalties
in the amount of $1,000,000 to the California Air Pollution Control Fund as part
of the settlement."
I wonder what implications that this will have here ?
Cheers from
Sandy
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Hello, strangers! Hope you all had a great Xmas and a happy new
year...
Two things. 1: a friend of mine (Byron) has a decent sports bike for
sale -- here are the details -- contact me quixotiq at hotmail if
interested.
New battery, new seat and service, $6000. Blue, white and red.
Luggage rack. After-market pipe (I forget what sort -- Yoshi, I think)
2000 model CBR600F, 35,000kms. "Everything spotless," he says.
2: Anybody know of any decent motorbike storage? When I was in Europe
last year Feb-Aug I used Storage King, which was OK but an absolute
bitch to get the bike in and out of, due to some very narrow
alleyways/corridors in the facility. Anybody got any
recommendations? -- or, alternately, have a space of their own (in a
garage, wherever! )they'd like to earn some cash renting me 16 Feb-
late May (definitely, perhaps a bit longer). Again, contact me,
Fleur, at quixotiq at hotmail.com.
Cheers
Fleur
still got the ZX-6 :-))
or the anti rattle shims in the pads are missing...
----- Original Message ----
From: Peter Snape <psnape@...>
To: johnhollands@...; bikers_anon@...
Sent: Friday, January 4, 2008 5:54:28 PM
Subject: Re: [bikers_anon] stupid-ish question GPZ-250R
You'll probably find the noise is the brake pads moving about in the
calipers. If the rattle is still there when the brakes are lightly applied,
you'll probably find that the retaining spring plates don't have enough tension
to hold the pads securely.
Peter.
----- Original Message -----
From: John Hollands
To: bikers_anon@ yahoogroups. com.au
Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2008 3:49 PM
Subject: [Norton AntiSpam] [bikers_anon] stupid-ish question GPZ-250R
I bought this 20 year old Kawasaki 250 - the pre-Ninja Ninja. GPZ-250R, yes,
"Z".
Goes great and is fun to ride. (paint scheme is black on black with black)
But - when it is parked, I check all the bits in the front; wheel, front
disk, front hugger-type guard... all seem tight. Nothing leaks or wobbles.
However, when I am riding, especially over a bumpy road (regular bumpy
Sinney road - not bush) there are these little rattles and noises, as though
something is loose.
I'm not expecting complete silence, but what I DO hear sounds like something
is loose - nothing I can see IS loose.
The fairing also seems tight as a drum, should I take it off to see if there
is some hidden little treasures?
Despite the noises - which also a rental Honda had - I'm really happy with
the bike. Four-stroke twin, DOHC, 8 valve, relined at 14,000!
Rinnnnnngggg! !!! Pulls like a tractor in first (OK not like a 1400cc
tractor, but still...)
jh
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You'll probably find the noise is the brake pads moving about in the calipers.
If the rattle is still there when the brakes are lightly applied, you'll
probably find that the retaining spring plates don't have enough tension to hold
the pads securely.
Peter.
----- Original Message -----
From: John Hollands
To: bikers_anon@...
Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2008 3:49 PM
Subject: [Norton AntiSpam] [bikers_anon] stupid-ish question GPZ-250R
I bought this 20 year old Kawasaki 250 - the pre-Ninja Ninja. GPZ-250R, yes,
"Z".
Goes great and is fun to ride. (paint scheme is black on black with black)
But - when it is parked, I check all the bits in the front; wheel, front
disk, front hugger-type guard... all seem tight. Nothing leaks or wobbles.
However, when I am riding, especially over a bumpy road (regular bumpy
Sinney road - not bush) there are these little rattles and noises, as though
something is loose.
I'm not expecting complete silence, but what I DO hear sounds like something
is loose - nothing I can see IS loose.
The fairing also seems tight as a drum, should I take it off to see if there
is some hidden little treasures?
Despite the noises - which also a rental Honda had - I'm really happy with
the bike. Four-stroke twin, DOHC, 8 valve, relined at 14,000!
Rinnnnnngggg!!!! Pulls like a tractor in first (OK not like a 1400cc
tractor, but still...)
jh
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MAte,
Brief and exactly what i needed.
Thanks a bunchhh...
Sean Hawley <sphawley@...> wrote:
Any decent bike shop with a mechanic can organise a quote and do the
work. If youre going thru the other guys insurance you WILL need a
quote before anything happens. The quote will cost you money but that
should be included in the money paid when the claim is settled.
If the front suspension is "torn away", its likely to be a write off!
If the bike is not a write off, the other guys insurance company
agrees to pay the claim and they insure bikes they will pay whoever is
repairing the bike (whoever quoted the repairs). If they dont insure
bikes then they will probably pay you directly.
Sean
--- In bikers_anon@..., Sky Walker <skyw4lk3r78@...> wrote:
>
> Paul,
>
> You are right i dont have any insurance but im in the midst of
waiting for the driver insurancance company to call me, as i cant hit
the car at arround 60 if i see his blinkers on.
>
> Anyway, the link is perfeeect, just needed to know whether you
know any place that i can put up together after i have the part ?
>
> With regards,
>
>
>
> Paul <Ducati_Paul@...> wrote:
> I'm guessing you don't have Comprehensive Insurance? and you have
been found "at fault" because you ran up the back of him/her?
> It sounds to me like you want to try some wreckers for parts
> findapart may be a good place to start www.findapart.com.au
> and Doug from BA is the most experienced R1 Crasher I know so he may
be able to give you some ideas as well
> good luck with it all!
> Paul
>
>
> ---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
> From: Sky Walker
> Date: Wed, 2 Jan 2008 18:56:50 -0800 (PST)
>
> >HI all,
> >
> > First of all , Happy new year and may all of us have a safe and
fun ride in 08 !!
> >
> > Unfortunatelly i was involved in a crash last week, there was a
car turning without signal and im doing arround 60 without any chance
to brake.
> >
> > However, I was just wondering whehter anyone knows where is a good
place to fix the bike (R1 06) the front suspension was torn apart.
> >
> > any tips will be greatlly appreciated.
> >
> > Thank you and regards,
> >
> >
> >
> >---------------------------------
> >Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage.
> >
> >[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>
>
>
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Hi all,
For anyone that lives in the Leichhardt area (inner west) there seems to be a
bit of a bike
theft spree going on at the moment, i lost my six week old daytona 675 last
night and a
mate of mine at the other end of leichhardt lost his nearly new buell last night
also. Both
were securely locked in off street parking.
Hope no one else will be missing this awesome riding weather at the moment.
Especially since you seem to be focusing on the front-end, check those
steering head bearings. Use the centerstand if it has one, or balance it
on the sidestand and rear wheel if it doesn't to get that front wheel in
the air. Turn the bars from lock to lock and feel for any notchiness.
Check for any forward/backward, left/right, up/down movement in the
steering head.
-Pik.
John Hollands wrote:
> [...]
> But - when it is parked, I check all the bits in the front; wheel, front
> disk, front hugger-type guard... all seem tight. Nothing leaks or wobbles.
>
> However, when I am riding, especially over a bumpy road (regular bumpy
> Sinney road - not bush) there are these little rattles and noises, as though
> something is loose.
>
> I'm not expecting complete silence, but what I DO hear sounds like something
> is loose - nothing I can see IS loose.
John,
It's not the chain (might be a bit loose) rattling around is it ?
Mike
BA Merchandising - M1
From: bikers_anon@... [mailto:bikers_anon@...]
On Behalf Of John Hollands
Sent: Thursday, 3 January 2008 3:49 PM
To: bikers_anon@...
Subject: [bikers_anon] stupid-ish question GPZ-250R
I bought this 20 year old Kawasaki 250 - the pre-Ninja Ninja. GPZ-250R, yes,
"Z".
Goes great and is fun to ride. (paint scheme is black on black with black)
But - when it is parked, I check all the bits in the front; wheel, front
disk, front hugger-type guard... all seem tight. Nothing leaks or wobbles.
However, when I am riding, especially over a bumpy road (regular bumpy
Sinney road - not bush) there are these little rattles and noises, as though
something is loose.
I'm not expecting complete silence, but what I DO hear sounds like something
is loose - nothing I can see IS loose.
The fairing also seems tight as a drum, should I take it off to see if there
is some hidden little treasures?
Despite the noises - which also a rental Honda had - I'm really happy with
the bike. Four-stroke twin, DOHC, 8 valve, relined at 14,000!
Rinnnnnngggg!!!! Pulls like a tractor in first (OK not like a 1400cc
tractor, but still...)
jh
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Any decent bike shop with a mechanic can organise a quote and do the
work. If youre going thru the other guys insurance you WILL need a
quote before anything happens. The quote will cost you money but that
should be included in the money paid when the claim is settled.
If the front suspension is "torn away", its likely to be a write off!
If the bike is not a write off, the other guys insurance company
agrees to pay the claim and they insure bikes they will pay whoever is
repairing the bike (whoever quoted the repairs). If they dont insure
bikes then they will probably pay you directly.
Sean
--- In bikers_anon@..., Sky Walker <skyw4lk3r78@...> wrote:
>
> Paul,
>
> You are right i dont have any insurance but im in the midst of
waiting for the driver insurancance company to call me, as i cant hit
the car at arround 60 if i see his blinkers on.
>
> Anyway, the link is perfeeect, just needed to know whether you
know any place that i can put up together after i have the part ?
>
> With regards,
>
>
>
> Paul <Ducati_Paul@...> wrote:
> I'm guessing you don't have Comprehensive Insurance? and you have
been found "at fault" because you ran up the back of him/her?
> It sounds to me like you want to try some wreckers for parts
> findapart may be a good place to start www.findapart.com.au
> and Doug from BA is the most experienced R1 Crasher I know so he may
be able to give you some ideas as well
> good luck with it all!
> Paul
>
>
> ---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
> From: Sky Walker
> Date: Wed, 2 Jan 2008 18:56:50 -0800 (PST)
>
> >HI all,
> >
> > First of all , Happy new year and may all of us have a safe and
fun ride in 08 !!
> >
> > Unfortunatelly i was involved in a crash last week, there was a
car turning without signal and im doing arround 60 without any chance
to brake.
> >
> > However, I was just wondering whehter anyone knows where is a good
place to fix the bike (R1 06) the front suspension was torn apart.
> >
> > any tips will be greatlly appreciated.
> >
> > Thank you and regards,
> >
> >
> >
> >---------------------------------
> >Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage.
> >
> >[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>
>
>
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>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
Paul,
You are right i dont have any insurance but im in the midst of waiting for the
driver insurancance company to call me, as i cant hit the car at arround 60 if i
see his blinkers on.
Anyway, the link is perfeeect, just needed to know whether you know any place
that i can put up together after i have the part ?
With regards,
Paul <Ducati_Paul@...> wrote:
I'm guessing you don't have Comprehensive Insurance? and you have been found
"at fault" because you ran up the back of him/her?
It sounds to me like you want to try some wreckers for parts
findapart may be a good place to start www.findapart.com.au
and Doug from BA is the most experienced R1 Crasher I know so he may be able to
give you some ideas as well
good luck with it all!
Paul
---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: Sky Walker
Date: Wed, 2 Jan 2008 18:56:50 -0800 (PST)
>HI all,
>
> First of all , Happy new year and may all of us have a safe and fun ride in 08
!!
>
> Unfortunatelly i was involved in a crash last week, there was a car turning
without signal and im doing arround 60 without any chance to brake.
>
> However, I was just wondering whehter anyone knows where is a good place to
fix the bike (R1 06) the front suspension was torn apart.
>
> any tips will be greatlly appreciated.
>
> Thank you and regards,
>
>
>
>---------------------------------
>Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage.
>
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>
>
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I bought this 20 year old Kawasaki 250 - the pre-Ninja Ninja. GPZ-250R, yes,
"Z".
Goes great and is fun to ride. (paint scheme is black on black with black)
But - when it is parked, I check all the bits in the front; wheel, front
disk, front hugger-type guard... all seem tight. Nothing leaks or wobbles.
However, when I am riding, especially over a bumpy road (regular bumpy
Sinney road - not bush) there are these little rattles and noises, as though
something is loose.
I'm not expecting complete silence, but what I DO hear sounds like something
is loose - nothing I can see IS loose.
The fairing also seems tight as a drum, should I take it off to see if there
is some hidden little treasures?
Despite the noises - which also a rental Honda had - I'm really happy with
the bike. Four-stroke twin, DOHC, 8 valve, relined at 14,000!
Rinnnnnngggg!!!! Pulls like a tractor in first (OK not like a 1400cc
tractor, but still...)
jh
Can anyone help me with a pair of size 10ish off road boots, ( my foot is
275 mm long). ( yeah ,whatever).for a little expedition in Thailand at the
end of the month. Happy to buy, and would be interested in any other
recommended gear as I know nothing about dirt bikes. Know a little about
falling off, though. Am still looking for the helicopter box to tick on the
insurance form.. Peter B. mob 0416225280
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I'm guessing you don't have Comprehensive Insurance? and you have been found "at
fault" because you ran up the back of him/her?
It sounds to me like you want to try some wreckers for parts
findapart may be a good place to start www.findapart.com.au
and Doug from BA is the most experienced R1 Crasher I know so he may be able to
give you some ideas as well
good luck with it all!
Paul
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From: Sky Walker <skyw4lk3r78@...>
Date: Wed, 2 Jan 2008 18:56:50 -0800 (PST)
>HI all,
>
> First of all , Happy new year and may all of us have a safe and fun ride in
08 !!
>
> Unfortunatelly i was involved in a crash last week, there was a car turning
without signal and im doing arround 60 without any chance to brake.
>
> However, I was just wondering whehter anyone knows where is a good place to
fix the bike (R1 06) the front suspension was torn apart.
>
> any tips will be greatlly appreciated.
>
> Thank you and regards,
>
>
>
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>
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HI all,
First of all , Happy new year and may all of us have a safe and fun ride in 08
!!
Unfortunatelly i was involved in a crash last week, there was a car turning
without signal and im doing arround 60 without any chance to brake.
However, I was just wondering whehter anyone knows where is a good place to
fix the bike (R1 06) the front suspension was torn apart.
any tips will be greatlly appreciated.
Thank you and regards,
---------------------------------
Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage.
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For anyone that needs new riding boots or likes a bargain, Oxstar just got
sued by alpine star in the USA and have to sell off their Oxstar branded
gear fast. Theirs bargains to be had.
Boots cost an extra $40 US to ship to Aus, but the boots are selling for
less than half retail here. The
<http://stores.sportbiketrackgear.com/Detail.bok?no=55> Oxtar TCS EVO RX
boots I just ordered sell here for over $500 when I tried them on at Actions
in the city.
I've found these guys to be the cheapest but by all means hunt around.
http://stores.sportbiketrackgear.com/Categories.bok?category=BOOTS%3AOxtar
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How about a nice ride down to Macquarie Pass, maybe Jambaroo and back
via the Nasho and Mt kierra. Going to meet at Macca's,9-9.30,Corner of
Princes Hwy and Heathcote rd. Seeya, if your there?
All the best if your not.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!!!
Michael (MT01)...
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