Oil question

I was gunna ask for one of them "poofter" drinks, but thought I'd
prefer a wine. Never got to liking beer.

Steve

 

What; are you trying to tell me that a 20yo K75C with 250,000km on the clock
isn't cutting-edge?!!?
[pushes up right sleeve and makes fist] Why I aughtta.......

 

I just purchased a 30 year old, BMW R100RS, it was way ahead of its time in
1978, and the first true superbike.

Boxer

 

In aus.motorcycles on Wed, 12 Sep 2007 11:19:02 GMT

Wanna define superbike so that a BMW makes it and a 900SS, Le Mans
Mk1, or a Z900 don't?

Zebee

 

I think the beemer comes with a cape ..

 

Naah. For a red I'd go with Leffe Radieuse.

 

Pff the only red is Cassegrain's Chambourcin. Anything else tastes like
it should be in a cask [1]

[1] The most expensive red I've drunk is $50/bottle. Chambourcin is
about 20 (Port Mac is near Cassegrain's) but far better than anything
I've tried.

 

Yes Boikser..... we know!

 

OK, I'll give that a go next week.

Casks of wine can be a good thing... especially if you drink from half
pint glasses.

Should be passing their door about 3.00 pm Monday.

Don't suppose Port Mac has got itself a boutique brewery since I was
last there mumble mumble years ago.

regards,
CrazyCam

 

JohnO wrote:

Look Johno, I ride two yamahas and barrack (quietly!) for the 'pies.

If it wasn't for the copious quantities of Coopers you keep offering,
I'd ignore you.

regards,
CrazyCam (getting back into a Coopers Stout)

 

How can I exist? Drink Coopers but ride a Yamaha - it is seriously ugly
but keeps going, and is quite comfortable...
clare

 

In aus.motorcycles on Wed, 19 Sep 2007 04:58:34 +0800

Funny, I drink Coopers and ride a Yamaha[1] too. Could there be some
kind of connection between us?

Zebee

[1] Or did till vibes killed the rear mudguard. Still ahven't worked
out an answer to that problem....

 

Remove the mudguard ?

JL

 

In aus.motorcycles on Tue, 18 Sep 2007 16:20:21 -0700

It removed itself. Along with the numberplate and numberplate light.

Somewhere on the Prince's Hwy.

Zebee

 

Don't see the problem to be honest ! I assume you've got a new plate
from RTA, bolt bracket with number plate holder and light to subframe
using rubber mounts and loctite so it doesn't vibrate off again .

Get appropriate bracket from one of the street fighter mobs (or from
the wreckers at silverwater if you wanna be cheap

JL

 

In aus.motorcycles on Tue, 18 Sep 2007 22:32:54 -0700

And be pinged by appropriately bastard cop for not being road legal.

You see the tank is the original XT alloy tank. The seat is normal
seat length. The trick is getting a *legal* method of covering the
appropriate part of the rear tyre that doesn't look like shit.

If you just put the plate from the subframe, then you are several
inches short of being legal.

And it is loud enough and "look at me" enough for that to matter.

Zebee
- who, oddly enough, has already looked into possible solutions.

 

Remove the mudguard ?

JL

 

In aus.motorcycles on 19 Sep 2007 18:52:45 -0700

Your newsfeed out of order?

See previous answer...

Zebee

 

I ride a Yamaha. My last encounter with Coopers was in 1993/4, and left
me very much the worse for wear for the next 24 hours.

One day I'll pluck up the courage to taste it again.
---
Cheers

PeterC [aka MildThing]


'01 Yamaha FJR1300

www.dmcsc.org.au
http://eladesom.com.au/ulysses/
# 37181

 

Yes, I only posted it once, google seems to have taken it upon itself to
duplicatge all(?) some anyway of my posts...

JL