Im off to the track this weekend and a mate im going with said he
would pay for fuel and new tyres when i own my own race team.

So im gunna make up a few crew pit passes and stickers and shit as a
joke. I just need a design for it. Its gunna be WTR Wake Twin Racing.

I was thinking the W could be made up of 2 v-twin engines. But seeing
as i have absolutely no artistic skill, i was hoping someone here
would be able to help.

Any ideas and shit welcome

Any takers.

The maps where removed from the web site due to possible copyright
issues from scanning the maps.

Regards,
Shaun
Web Admin



>I have just joined this group in order to do some rides. I had a
>look at the two rides that you have listed on the website but the
>color map does not seem to exist as I get an error when I click on
>the link.

>Does anybody have a copy of this map or can you send me the correct
>link

On Sun, 2004-02-01 at 07:47, Geoff wrote:
> Luke Burton wrote:
> > ... at least if you're going up OPH any time soon.
>
>   The OPH, contrary to popular believe has been like this
> on the top half at least, since Christmas. So I had to
> slow down a bit - big deal.
>
>
> > I would like to suggest that the selection of resurfacing material has
> > been made with slowing down bikes in mind.
>
>   You're not the first. The conspiracy theories have been out
> in force amongst the victimisation set for at least a week
> now. If stumbling around crying "They're picking on me" helps
> you to handle the realities of life, by all means go for it,
> but the *reality* is that it's pretty difficult to sustain
> an argument of malicious intent when 'incompetance' and
> 'cost savings' are almost certainly the true reason.

I agree it's just cost.
The same council has just resurfaced my local street the same way.
That doesn't mean we have to like it though - I understand the
frustration.
ty
--
'98 ZZR600
YahooID: acmyau

We would like to remind you of this upcoming event.

Sofala Ride

Date: Sunday, February 8, 2004
Time: 7:30AM EST (GMT+11:00)

Cranking day of country bitumen….. Bells Line of Road,
Oberon, O’Connell, Bathurst, Sofala, and home again!  The
best of the Western Slopes!  Meeting:  McGrath’s Hill, Mobil
7.30am for an 8am start.  Long distance ride = big k’s.
Ride Rating = 5

... at least if you're going up OPH any time soon.

The resurfacing job there has turned the place into a nightmare. I felt
like a six year old arriving at his favourite playground to see the
place in a smouldering ruin. Arseholes!

I would like to suggest that the selection of resurfacing material has
been made with slowing down bikes in mind. Even in the bit past the
cafe, which has been down for a year or more, it still feels crap. I
think it will be about two years before the surface is "knee-downable"
again.

And might I add, why did it need to be resurfaced anyway?

*Shrug*. Yet another reason to head to the track. Pass me my one piece
suit ...

Rgz,

Luke.

--
Luke Burton.
(PGP keys: http://www.hagus.net/pgp)

Kneel before Zod!!

You're right neka, not all cops are bad. In fact, most are OK guys and girls
just doing a hard job. I still think the Friday night puppy was a wee bit
unreasonable but I guess feeling like a potential target day-in and day-out
for every nutter out there must distort one's perspective occasionally.
But there is ONE little bitch of a cop whose arse I'd like to see kicked
hard, because she created a situation from nothing ie made a mountain from a
grain of sand. But it was a case of women sticking together and perpetuating
the doctrine that "Two wrongs make a right". The little bitch will probably
make Commissioner one day!! Enough said.
I wonder if "the new kid" has a name.
Stay safe.
Skoufi

>From: "Neka......." <neka79@...>
>To: "treu bleu" <treubleu@...>
>Subject: Re: [bikers_anon] Re: The new kid!
>Date: Thu, 29 Jan 2004 19:20:23 +1030
>
>yes..sum cops r nuts, and yup i paid $2600 or so for my course..and no im
>not working on the new kid..lol..i did get dun the other day (96 in 60
>zone) but he let me off with a wheelei and having my num plate covered
>since i stopped, so there not all bad
>neka
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: treu bleu
>   To: neka79@... ; bikers_anon@...
>   Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2004 6:18 PM
>   Subject: RE: [bikers_anon] Re: The new kid!
>
>
>   Hi neka,
>
>   Are you trying your irresistable chat-up moves on the "new kid"
>already?! Does she know whence you hail? Cheeky sod. Must be all that
>fitness training!
>
>   Speaking of which, When I did the course it cost me about $300.00 give
>or take; the current cost for 3 & 4 is just under 3K. Increase of 10x over
>10 years; wow!
>
>   Looking forward to Kangaroo Valley this Sunday; always a good ride!! And
>no   #&*#@#   double demerits this time.
>
>   While on the subject of our local constabulary, last Fr night I was
>driving home from the city at 1 am in the tin-top and got RBT'd at the end
>of the Gore Hill freeway. Passed, no probs and then a little further down
>the road as I was turning into my driveway, a car that had been following
>me down the hill flashed the high beam at me. I'd turned my indicator on
>quite some distance back, so I put my arm out the window and waved the
>dickhead - or so I thought - around me. Then he puts the cop lights on and
>gives a quick hit of the siren - at 1 am, as I'm going down the driveway of
>a block of flats!! This is steep, winding and due to the recent rain bloody
>slippery, so I kept going till I got to a flat area, then I stopped and got
>out. All this time, he was following me flashing his lights, trying to get
>me to spot RIGHT THERE! Where the f*#@ was I going to escape to?! Anyway,
>when I got out of the car I got breathalysed again and, not having had a
>drink while driving the last kilometre, I managed to pass for the second
>time that night! But the driver-cop wasn't a happy camper and told me to
>stop in future when the police requires me to do so, regardless of the
>steepness of the driveway! Had he indicated that he was a cop - instead of
>just flashing the high beam - I would have stopped on the road. I had the
>rear view mirror flicked to night reflection, so all I could see was
>headlights, not a roof rack and blue/red lights. But I am confusing the
>issue with logic, I guess. I hurt his over-inflated ego by not stopping
>IMMEDIATELY, so he got annoyed! By contrast ,his off-sider was quite
>polite, asked me to blow in the tube etc etc and then wished me a good
>night!!
>
>   I rang the local police station and reported him, but they suggested I
>put in a written complaint. I have no time to waste on this kind of thing,
>so I gave it a miss. In fairness to him, he wasn't to know I'd just been
>breathalysed; but apparently my indicating early and touching the brakes on
>and off so that the following vehicle did not run up my freckle constituted
>suspicious behaviour! I guess it takes all kinds.
>
>   If you're reading this Julian, what is your view?!
>
>
>
>   Cheers,
>
>   Skoufi
>
>   >From: "freak"
>   >To: bikers_anon@...
>   >Subject: [bikers_anon] Re: The new kid!
>   >Date: Wed, 28 Jan 2004 05:25:00 -0000
>   >
>   >gday,and welcome, love ya story..u seem to tell similar stories to
>   >me...its always the tree/cliff/road 's fault that they get in the way
>   >of a good line hey!!
>   >bloody inconsiderate environment we have!!
>   >neway welcome, enjoy, and ignore my posts like most others do, this
>   >will save u a lot of anger management cash!!
>   >neka (going back into my hole now)
>   >
>   >
>   >--- In bikers_anon@..., "chinawhitestar"
>   > wrote:
>   > > Hi Guys!
>   > >
>   > > Well Im the new kid! Just joined the group and can't wait to go for
>   >a
>   > > ride!! I don't actually have a bike just yet BUT I did have one!!
>   > > trully!! I lost it in one of those situations where a cliff face
>   >jumps
>   > > right at you! You know the ones that hang out at Mt White! My first
>   > > question after the incident was 'Is my bike ok?' and then that false
>   > > sense of security where a nice stranger tells you that the bike is
>   > > fine! Only to find out that it's really hurt!! I have to do my
>   > > learners again but that's all been booked and my next bike is just a
>   > > few pays away!!
>   > > I hope to meet you all very soon coz you all seem like fun kids!! ;-
>   >)
>   > > AND if anyone likes to ride with a pillion passenger, then Im your
>   > > girl coz not having a bike is like torture!!
>   > >
>   > > Cheers!!
>   >
>
>
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Hi All

I have just joined this group in order to do some rides. I had a look at
the two rides that you have listed on the website but the color map does
not seem to exist as I get an error when I click on the link. Does anybody
have a copy of this map or can you send me the correct link

Thanks

Steve




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We would like to remind you of this upcoming event.

Ride ‘N’ Dive Weekend Away

Date: Saturday, February 14, 2004
Time: All Day

$60 for a single dive, $85 for double dive, $40 for all gear
hire through Foster Dive Centre.  BBQ dinner & bike ride also
organised by Foster Dive Centre.  Accommodation - $50 twin
share.    Pre-Bookings only, please contact
ridendive@...
	 Ride Rating = 3
	 Fun Factor = 5

On 30/01/2004, at 3:17 PM, gsxboy03 wrote:

> Do you think this is for real. The machine looks real nice
>
> Ebay Aus Item number: 2457374552

Offer to use a *reputable* escrow service. Simple as that. If he/she
baulks, assume it's fraud.

Escrow services ensure that your money does not make it to the seller
until you have confirmed satisfactory receipt of the goods. If the
goods don't show up, the escrow people will give you your cash back.

A prominent ebay scam not long ago was the seller offering a fake
escrow account and nicking off with the money. Be aware of that too.

Ask them for the current Aussie rego so you can check it through REVS.
Ask for the VIN number.

Rgz,

Luke.

--
Luke Burton.
Lead Psychiatrist - The HAL Institute for Criminally Insane Robots.
(PGP keys: http://www.hagus.net/pgp)

Who is comming diving this Wednesday afternoon/evening?

This dive is intended to familiarise those who havn't dived in a
while and be a little bit of fun as well. We'll be going into Manly
afterwards for dinner.

This Dive is on for anyone who would like to join in. You must
already hold an "open water dive ticket" to do a scuba dive. If you
don't hold a dive ticket you can still come along for a snorkel.

When: Wednesday Feb' 4th, 6pm (be as early as you can!)

Where: "Plunge Diving" 176 Sydney Rd Fairlight (near Manly)

Cost: $55

What: We'll grab some gear and head off to Shelly Beach for a
twilight dive. We will be accompanied by a dive instructor who will
be there to assist you.

Please be at the shop by 6pm sharp! If you can get there earlier then
please do so.

Give me a call should you like to come along, friends welcome.
ChrisT
0427-200-310

seem like another ebay scam

preapproved bidders only

located in Melbourne but a UK suburb
ebayer is registered in the UK
1996 miles
there is no rego plate in the photos
160 Hp ? doesn't a busa have more than that ?
5 year warranty , who has ever heard of 5 years on a bike ??

remember with ebay if it seems too good to be true then it prob is

try emailing them and almost guaranteed they want you to send money via
western union

----- Original Message -----
From: "gsxboy03" <jlemura@...>
To: <bikers_anon@...>
Sent: Friday, January 30, 2004 3:17 PM
Subject: [bikers_anon] Suzuki Hayabusa 1300R for Sale


> Do you think this is for real. The machine looks real nice
>
> Ebay Aus Item number: 2457374552
>
> You are bidding on a showroom new 2003 Suzuki Hayabusa, 1996 original
> miles. No dings, dents or scratches -never dropped, raced or done
> track days! It runs, rides and looks perfect,it handles like a dream
> and the 160 HP gives you a real kick, and it has been cleaned after
> each ride . The bike has not been abused whatsoever and I have not
> even begun to explore the speed it is capable of. It was purchased
> new from a Suzuki dealer and has been garage kept and never ridden in
> the rain. After market items: Yoshimura RS-3 chrome pipes, which give
> the bike a lovely resonant sound, Chrome wheels which accents the
> flawless silver/gunmetal finish beautifully. It came stock with black
> wheels, and these were exhanged for the chrome ones. Last but not
> least, this bike has a TRANSFERRABLE 5 YEAR WARRANTY purchased by me
> at the dealer. It covers everything from the front to the back,
> excepting normal wear. Unused rear seat and grab rail included in
> sale.
>
>
>
>
> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email with subject "unsubscribe"
> to: bikers_anon-unsubscribe@...
>
> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to
http://au.docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
>
>
>
>

Reminder to all, bookings please! This is a big job!

Just a brief outline for booking information at this stage, a full
ride brief will be forwarded by email as usual to all bookings on the
BA Yahoo data base.

The ride will leave from Uncle Leo's Crossroads, through Picton,
Southern Highlands, Bundanoon, Tallong to Hughsy's property, "Stony
Creek" situated just north of Bungonia, we will cover only about 5
km's on the M5 Freeway.

This is a road vehicle supported camping trip, there will have a drop
off point/s in Sydney for anything you do not wish to take on the
bike eg tents, airbeds, sleeping bags, beer etc. All will be
collected and arrive before you do as well as returned following the
weekend.

The trip will be catered for BBQ dinner and breakfast, there will be
a kitchen marquee, esky's full of ice, all crockery cutlery etc
supplied, costs should be about $20 per head TBA.

There are proper communal "flushing toilet" and hot shower facilities.

Evening to be spent around a covered area and open fire, I have now
confirmed our live entertainment with a gig from Lugh Ford, singer,
songwriter & guitarist and he's real good too so we will erect a
stage and PA system as well.

So this weekend is shaping up to be a corker so make your booking and
we will take it forward from there.

Cheers for now Hughsy

I dunno, I reckon it might be a case of a hijacked ebay account. The user
was registered in the UK, feedback transactions (that are still viewable)
are in the UK, and all the purchase/sale amounts are for $5 items.

3 day auction with no reserve... unrealistic starting bid... pre-approved
bidder restrictions... never sold anything of value before... distance
travelled listed in miles, not kms... UK ebay registration... Location:
Leicestershire, Australia/Melbourne (ever heard of it?!?)...I would be wary.
If it sounds too good to be true...

In the US, hijacking ebay accounts to list fictitious bikes for sale is
pretty common. Usually they demand a hefty deposit up front, and you never
hear from them again.

Then again, I might be wrong! Just don't send any money sight-unseen.

Caveat emptor. My $0.02 :-)

Cheers,
Nick.


----- Original Message -----
From: "Adrian Carmody" <adrian@...>
To: <bikers_anon@...>
Sent: Friday, January 30, 2004 3:30 PM
Subject: Re: [bikers_anon] Suzuki Hayabusa 1300R for Sale


The guy has a good record from what I can see on EBAY, note that the $2500
is
only the starting bid. No idea where it'll end up in 2 days time!

Uninformed, unintelligent, and un-biked Ado

Quoting gsxboy03 <jlemura@...>:

> Do you think this is for real. The machine looks real nice
>
> Ebay Aus Item number: 2457374552

<snip>

To unsubscribe from this group, send an email with subject "unsubscribe"
to: bikers_anon-unsubscribe@...

Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://au.docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/

The guy has a good record from what I can see on EBAY, note that the $2500 is
only the starting bid. No idea where it'll end up in 2 days time!

Uninformed, unintelligent, and un-biked Ado

Quoting gsxboy03 <jlemura@...>:

> Do you think this is for real. The machine looks real nice
>
> Ebay Aus Item number: 2457374552

<snip>

Do you think this is for real. The machine looks real nice

Ebay Aus Item number: 2457374552

You are bidding on a showroom new 2003 Suzuki Hayabusa, 1996 original
miles. No dings, dents or scratches -never dropped, raced or done
track days! It runs, rides and looks perfect,it handles like a dream
and the 160 HP gives you a real kick, and it has been cleaned after
each ride . The bike has not been abused whatsoever and I have not
even begun to explore the speed it is capable of. It was purchased
new from a Suzuki dealer and has been garage kept and never ridden in
the rain. After market items: Yoshimura RS-3 chrome pipes, which give
the bike a lovely resonant sound, Chrome wheels which accents the
flawless silver/gunmetal finish beautifully. It came stock with black
wheels, and these were exhanged for the chrome ones. Last but not
least, this bike has a TRANSFERRABLE 5 YEAR WARRANTY purchased by me
at the dealer. It covers everything from the front to the back,
excepting normal wear. Unused rear seat and grab rail included in
sale.

Yup,

Can only second Sean's experience. Talk to Dominik or Greg. Both know
their Hondas inside and out. They'll also answer all your questions
and will be more than happy to hear about your lap times ;)

Congratz to the new bike BTW!

Phil


--- In bikers_anon@..., "Sean Hawley"
<sean_hawley@y...> wrote:
> I get excellent service from Cycle City at Blakehurst, they're a
> Honda dealer, so no probs with warranty work. One of the mechanics,
> Greg worked on my CBR every time it was there. In fact ive
organised
> to get my new Gixxer serviced there and they are buying maunuals
etc
> to read up on the finer details of the bike.
>
> Its possible that the good service i get is because i spend a lot
of
> money there - 9 services in 2 years, plus about $2000 worth of
other
> work. However they have 2 free loan bikes - first in first served,
> have happily given me free advice, took my word for it that some
> warranty work was needed without test riding the bike, have offered
> to look at a second hand bike for me without charge, have done
minor
> fixes and not charge me until the next service etc. They also gave
me
> approx 10% off all work, but I think that was because i bought the
> bike from them new!
>
> They are probably not the cheapest place around, and they dont wash
> your bike etc, in fact they complain if its too dirty :), but they
do
> good work. They sent my brake discs to Adelaide to be skimmed
because
> they didnt think any of the places in Sydney that do the work were
> good enough!
>
> I know Phil S takes his Hondas there too.
>
> They're a fair way from Ryde though. Princess Highway, Blakehurst,
> just before King Georges Road intersection.
>
> In general I would avoid anywhere that has a heap of
> mechanics/apprentices as your bike will be worked on by whoever is
> free. My gixxer went in for its first service at this sort of place
> and came back with ?cross threaded? swingarm spool holes - now my
new
> $30 spools will not screw in. Just one of the reasons im going back
> to Cycle City.
>
> Sean
>
>  --- In bikers_anon@..., "bikie_chic"
> <bikie_chic@b...> wrote:
> > Hi All,
> >
> > I decided that i needed a present so i went and bought myself a
> cbr600rr. It isnt new, but has very low kms and is due for its 1k
km
> service.
> >
> > I havent had a bike serviced in NSW before so I was hoping
someone
> could recommend a Honda service place that I could take my bike to.
I
> live near ryde, but dont mind taking it further away for good
quality
> service.
> >
> > thanks
> > Lee
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Hi Neka, yep it is in Sydney, thanks for that mate, cheers Hughsy


--- In bikers_anon@..., "freak" <neka79@o...> wrote:
> ive forwarded this to ksrc as i kno theres a few boys who race, and
> who might b interested in sum of the goodies (tyres etc)..so if ne
of
> u other ksrc/ba boys see this its already dun...im guessing the
gear
> is in sydney??
> neka
>
>
> --- In bikers_anon@..., "Steve"
<hughsysmailbox@y...>
> wrote:
> > 1 x Full set Race Glass T/S ZX6R incl screen $600 separately
> >
> > 1 x New Metzeler Front Slick, 120/70 R17 $ 200 separately
> >
> > 1 x New Bridgestone Rear Slick, 180/640 R17 $ 200 separately
> >
> > 1 x Used Bridgestone Rear, 165/620 R17 $100 separately
> >
> > Call Ben 0414 873 017

sweet..nice choice of ride....ne way i cant help with the service,
but i can give u sum advice...MAKE SURE THEY CHECK/TIGHTEN UR HEAD
STEM BEARINGS!!..my old dealer i dont think he use to do it...a lot
dont i believe...after i get my bike back now (bill's at adelaide)
the bike feels brand new, they check & tighten EVERYTHING, like it
should b done, clutch,brakes,headstems,chain, even the footpegs get a
lube & checked...i kno they r very good (if ne 1 here reads in
adelaide i cant recomend them highly enuf), whereas sum other places
ive had servicing done over look a few things, plus wen i had my
headstems replaced at 34000km they were really bad, from not being
checked enuf, ok so it was only $200 to fix, but if treated right, u
wont have to do it as much..make sense??
i like to write a list of things i want checked (tho my mechanic
gives me a list of wot hes done) and if in doubt i ask if it was
done....as i say, a good mechanic can save u a bucket load of $$ down
the track, so find a good one, an stick with em!!
a gr8 mech will also check stuff that isnt on the "to do" list!!
neka
p.s. hope thats of sum use...sum1 else will have an idea of who is a
GR8 mech in syd im sure...


--- In bikers_anon@..., "bikie_chic" <bikie_chic@b...>
wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I decided that i needed a present so i went and bought myself a
cbr600rr. It isnt new, but has very low kms and is due for its 1k km
service.
>
> I havent had a bike serviced in NSW before so I was hoping someone
could recommend a Honda service place that I could take my bike to. I
live near ryde, but dont mind taking it further away for good quality
service.
>
> thanks
> Lee
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I get excellent service from Cycle City at Blakehurst, they're a
Honda dealer, so no probs with warranty work. One of the mechanics,
Greg worked on my CBR every time it was there. In fact ive organised
to get my new Gixxer serviced there and they are buying maunuals etc
to read up on the finer details of the bike.

Its possible that the good service i get is because i spend a lot of
money there - 9 services in 2 years, plus about $2000 worth of other
work. However they have 2 free loan bikes - first in first served,
have happily given me free advice, took my word for it that some
warranty work was needed without test riding the bike, have offered
to look at a second hand bike for me without charge, have done minor
fixes and not charge me until the next service etc. They also gave me
approx 10% off all work, but I think that was because i bought the
bike from them new!

They are probably not the cheapest place around, and they dont wash
your bike etc, in fact they complain if its too dirty :), but they do
good work. They sent my brake discs to Adelaide to be skimmed because
they didnt think any of the places in Sydney that do the work were
good enough!

I know Phil S takes his Hondas there too.

They're a fair way from Ryde though. Princess Highway, Blakehurst,
just before King Georges Road intersection.

In general I would avoid anywhere that has a heap of
mechanics/apprentices as your bike will be worked on by whoever is
free. My gixxer went in for its first service at this sort of place
and came back with ?cross threaded? swingarm spool holes - now my new
$30 spools will not screw in. Just one of the reasons im going back
to Cycle City.

Sean

  --- In bikers_anon@..., "bikie_chic"
<bikie_chic@b...> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I decided that i needed a present so i went and bought myself a
cbr600rr. It isnt new, but has very low kms and is due for its 1k km
service.
>
> I havent had a bike serviced in NSW before so I was hoping someone
could recommend a Honda service place that I could take my bike to. I
live near ryde, but dont mind taking it further away for good quality
service.
>
> thanks
> Lee
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

ive forwarded this to ksrc as i kno theres a few boys who race, and
who might b interested in sum of the goodies (tyres etc)..so if ne of
u other ksrc/ba boys see this its already dun...im guessing the gear
is in sydney??
neka


--- In bikers_anon@..., "Steve" <hughsysmailbox@y...>
wrote:
> 1 x Full set Race Glass T/S ZX6R incl screen $600 separately
>
> 1 x New Metzeler Front Slick, 120/70 R17 $ 200 separately
>
> 1 x New Bridgestone Rear Slick, 180/640 R17 $ 200 separately
>
> 1 x Used Bridgestone Rear, 165/620 R17 $100 separately
>
> Call Ben 0414 873 017

1 x Full set Race Glass T/S ZX6R incl screen $600 separately

1 x New Metzeler Front Slick, 120/70 R17 $ 200 separately

1 x New Bridgestone Rear Slick, 180/640 R17 $ 200 separately

1 x Used Bridgestone Rear, 165/620 R17 $100 separately

Call Ben 0414 873 017

Hi All,

I decided that i needed a present so i went and bought myself a cbr600rr. It
isnt new, but has very low kms and is due for its 1k km service.

I havent had a bike serviced in NSW before so I was hoping someone could
recommend a Honda service place that I could take my bike to. I live near ryde,
but dont mind taking it further away for good quality service.

thanks
Lee

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

My previous suggestion about testing if the fuel cap breather isn't blocked was
really too complex.
A simpler way to test is to open the fuel line (disconnect) so that it can drain
to a suitable container.  If there IS a bloackage, the vacuum formed in the tank
will slow then stop the flow.

Tom Torok
Mobile Motorcycle Detailing
bike.detail at optusnet.com.au
0412 355 152


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Its hard to give anything except vague times. Depends how much we
stuff around before we leave, how long the coffee queue is at Bald
Hill/Stanwell Tops, who's riding, how hungover they are, etc, etc.

But we will be at the pub around lunch time.

If you cant find us when you get there give me a ring.

Sean
0427 317 771

--- In bikers_anon@..., "donnalee" <donnalee2541@y...>
wrote:
> What time are you guys due in the valley as i am in nowra and might
> meet up with you over there if thats ok?
> Donnalee on the duc.

What time are you guys due in the valley as i am in nowra and might
meet up with you over there if thats ok?
Donnalee on the duc.

yup, tony is pretty good at diagnosing probs, since he rides a
kwakka ;-)
nah sounds like an elctrical fault sumwhere, but it can also b
sumthin real simple..have u checked the air filter isnt too built
up , and also that its not an overheating prob?? (sumtimes wen a bike
over heats it runs like a dog-i kno my chooky does)..but my moneys on
electrical wire maybe stripped bare?? heat in bike causes it to
overheat maybe??
neka

> > If anyone has some suggestions please throw them my way as would
really like to try and get it going
> Perhaps a battery/electrical problem.
> If you've got a short somewhere it may cause these symptoms.
> ty
> --
> '98 ZZR600
> YahooID: acmyau

We would like to remind you of this upcoming event.

DeNiro's Dinner

Date: Thursday, February 5, 2004
Time: 7:30PM EST (GMT+11:00)

Our very popular social evening of Italian Food and a talk from
a Special Guest. Where: Mount St, North Sydney. How Much: $20
mixed entrée & mixed main. What time: 7.30pm

We would like to remind you of this upcoming event.

Club Meeting

Date: Thursday, February 5, 2004
Time: 7:00PM - 7:30PM EST (GMT+11:00)

The meeting is open to all BA members and will take place before
the normal DeNiro's month Dinner from 7 pm to 7:30 pm at
DeNiro's

If you have any ideas regarding the Club, rides or issues to
rise this is a great time to do it. You do not need to stay for
dinner if you don't wish.

Where & When: 90 Mount St, North Sydney - 7.00pm

BikersAnon are going diving at Foster on Sunday Feb 15th. This local dive is
intended to familiarise you and be a little bit of fun as well. We'll also
be going into Manly after the dive for dinner.

This Dive Refresher is on for 'anyone' who would like to join in. You must
already hold an "open water dive ticket" to do a scuba dive. If you don't
hold a dive ticket you can still come along for a snorkel.

When: Wednesday Feb' 4th, 6pm (be as early as you can!)

Where: "Plunge Diving" 176 Sydney Rd Fairlight (near Manly)

Cost: $55

What: We'll grab some gear and head off to Shelly Beach for a twilight dive.
We will be accompanied by a dive instructor who will be there to assist you.

Please be at the shop by 6pm sharp! If you can get there earlier then please
do so.

ChrisT
0427-200-310.


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-----Original Message-----
From: Warren Buffett [mailto:wbuffett@...]
Sent: Thursday, 29 January 2004 4:23

Folks,
The old pacific highway has been tar sprayed for approx 4k's south of the
Road Warrior Cafe from the top of the hawksbury hill leading up to the
straights just before Mt White. That section was being done today. Yesterday
they did a similar length section north of the weigh station. Both are
signposted with the usual car in a skid "Slippery Surface" signs. The
lollypop man said they swept the northern section yesterday but it still has
loose stones on it. Be careful!

Regards,
Warren


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