Unaugural Update

Bad news I'm afraid, since the Goulburn area still had strict fire
restrictions as of last week we definitely won't be having a bonfire.
Please leave your pyrotechnic devices at home, too.

We'll be able to have a campfire, but it'll have to be a careful one.
I should probably start work on the trophies soon, too...


BTH

 

invite the RFS and call it a "controlled burn" then we can still have
a bonfire

 

Damn. I better unload the fertiliser and jerry can and throw a Honda or
something in the back!

 

That depends - is he goig to give it back when he's finished with it?


BTH

 

What we need is a controlled burn to control the risk of an
uncontrolled burn, just like the one they did at Wilsons Prom last
year. Or an environmental burn to promote native plant growth (but chop
the gum trees down first, they burn better dry)

Perhaps a lightning strike a few days before to reduce the paddock......

 

I promise not to let him bring it home with him!

Do you know if you have to split the cases to fit a new first gear in those
little Honda motors?

 

I'd like to be able to answer that, but SOMEBODY still hasn't given
back my CT70/90/110 service manual.

Let's just call him Gary W. - no, wait, that's too obvious: G.
Woodman.


BTH

 

Thanks Ash, that's what I thought. I've put that one on hold, gone to the
dark side, and bought him a bling cheap Chinese thingy. May the motorcycle
goD's have mercy on me! The more cases to split the merrier!

 

Pete

email me , i have found a good contact for
all cheaparse chinese bike parts and could prob
answer your questions

 

Oh *uck f*ck fu*k fuc*, I've just gone and named the poor
bastard outright!

GB, *B, G*

 

wrote in @y43g2000cwc.googlegroups.com:

And here's me thinking that was the Japanese!


GB, the ones what make the Yamaha fairing bolts specifically

 

~
I think my bike has a reel-to-reel....

 

...but it's a bugger of a thing to load on the 3420.

Nev..
'04 CBR1100XX

 

Looxury! My CT90 has a wax cylinder and stylus!


BTH

 

Oddly enough, the shop at Tarago has a 110cc Chinese "Cruiser" for
sale. It was registered, and when I had a close look at the motor it
looks like an almost exact clone of a postie bike motor (albeit with
electric start and manual clutch).

Maybe I should buy it for the motor - the electric start would suit my
dad, he can't handle the kickstart on his CT90 any more. :-(


BTH

 

How much for a motor complete with electric starter & carby?


BTH

 

Heh! I was thinking more of an electric-start postie bike for Dad.
His health has really gone downhill the last couple of years (he's 74).

I gave the mechanics a call yesterday, the new Econovan motor has
arrived and they'll be doing the swap in the next day or two.
Hopefully this one will let me crack 8km/l, which would give me a
1200km range once I get the second (80 litre) gas tank fitted.


BTH

 

So is that an upgrade or a downgrade from your old XJ with the 8 track?

big (currently riding the 33rpm Spada...)

 

I have found the right man to speak to BT

125cc 20hp 4 speed manual

Complete new motors cheaper than a a pair of tyres for a GPX

ask me at the unaugural

 

bugger just posted in the last post

see ya at the unaugural