Recent content by Rigalo

Rutlands UK has some nice stuff. https://www.rutlands.co.uk/pp+woodworking-power-tool-accessories-jig-making-t-tracks+c02101

Dude, ek't geleer ry op 'n postie. Jy moet jou mooir reg maak, soos die laaities hulle sin reg gemaak het. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CfIniw3pkNk

Dude, You should send that chick back into dark africa. She missed a couple on the west coast, a couple on east coast, and most in the middle. Common laddie, (lassie) get too it!

Incidentally before governments ban foreigners to buy land in RSA.

Now talking about being gadget-obsessed?! Good grief! What happend to a good old push-start, or, push-bike. :patch:

Funny how you are in big trouble if you take your son on a super bike to the cafe without a helmet south of the border, but north of the border you should be able to add some more, including babies. :( Strange. Any, I'm old school. The more the merier.-  O0 P.S. I would insist on a baby seat...

+1 ..... Did you mention ego tender feelings?

I'm on T63 front. Love this tyre. Good on dirt, sticks well on tar when cornering hard. Also OK in wet. I have not tried TKC due to price, and by reviews T63 little better on dirt. I stick to one tyre on the front, and experiment with rear. Thus the front is consitently what I'm use to.

Noobie, do not listen to these guys. They do not now what they are talking about! Do as you planned, keep the Go-Pro close by, and shoot us a move that will go Viral! Common Dude! :spitcoffee:

Dude, I thought about your little problem again. No, serious. Keep the beemer. You do put a lot K's on a bike, and will loose a lot of money on a new one. See if you can get 200K's on your 800 before the next engine overall. THEN, buy your KTM and keep it's K's low. Swing it every year for...

The way I see it, is that people buy crashed spares to build code 3 bikes, which makes some money. Ok, point taken, your bike is probs a code 4 by now.  :biggrin: Are you going to commute on the KTM? It's a tough logical decision, but I guess the heart will over rule the logic.

Every 5K i clean and lubircate the floating pins. (Maybe over doing it.) Yes, essential, but K's will still vary.

Nice Ian. Is that K1000 filter the smallest filter you can get or fit. Or is that just any metal inline filter, and that was the one you selected? The question is, can you fit a smaller filter?

I think it depends a lot on use. I do a set about every 10-12K. I'm sure somebody will stretch them to 40 or 50K. 

And Charlie Boorman eventually get's to do ATW with his dream bike.