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[busabeast]

3 minutes ago, Marcel said:

On my way the to tabaco store...

Ever wonder how this giant truck is on Gaz  ?  Actually surprisingly not that bad...crusing at 65 mph...just under 1500 rpm...

 

11 gallons per 100km.... not very economical at all.

And to think we're all trying to save the planet and you're the one killing it.

Shame on you

[boboneleg]

1 hour ago, Marcel said:

On my way the to tabaco store...

Ever wonder how this giant truck is on Gaz  ?  Actually surprisingly not that bad...crusing at 65 mph...just under 1500 rpm...

 

Is it a long way to go to get your coffin nails ? Why do you have to take the truck ?

[Six30]

11 minutes ago, boboneleg said:

Is it a long way to go to get your coffin nails ? Why do you have to take the truck ?

to get his 3 .... 17 stone  fags home

[Marcel]

2 hours ago, busabeast said:

11 gallons per 100km.... not very economical at all.

And to think we're all trying to save the planet and you're the one killing it.

Shame on you

Numbakull....11 litre per 100 km...

[Marcel]

1 hour ago, boboneleg said:

Is it a long way to go to get your coffin nails ? Why do you have to take the truck ?

10 am...and its already 35 c...to dam hot to ride...

 

[busabeast]

1 hour ago, Marcel said:

10 am...and its already 35 c...to dam hot to ride...

 

Pussy, I was racing in that kind of temperature yesterday 

[Marcel]

28 minutes ago, busabeast said:

Pussy, I was racing in that kind of temperature yesterday 

I don't care who you are...35 c with humidex feeling like 45 c is just to hot to ride...plus I'm certainly not built for Sahara weather...lol. 

[Pedro]

8 minutes ago, Marcel said:

I don't care who you are...35 c with humidex feeling like 45 c is just to hot to ride...plus I'm certainly not built for Sahara weather...lol. 

Sahara weather is quite dry, though, although at 45 or 46 is it on the hot side.

[busabeast]

16 minutes ago, Marcel said:

I don't care who you are...35 c with humidex feeling like 45 c is just to hot to ride...plus I'm certainly not built for Sahara weather...lol. 

Its been around 32 here today and wont lie in am melting, I think it was around 33 or 34 yesterday in direct sun and it was way too bloody hot, for the humans and vehicles, it made the strip extremely grippy though 

[Pedro]

Yesterday washing my bike felt like a porn scene. I tried a foam gun for the first time.

 

It didn't impress me much, I think I should have used quite a lot more pressure to wash it off as I think there were residues on some of the plastics afterwards, but high pressure at close distances scares me. So I washed it a second time later, which meant I could enjoy one of life's pleasures which is to ride a bike in shorts and tshirt in warm weather at sunset or night. It's not clever but it's nice.

I have hardly ridden it this month as well, quite a lot of heat and forest fires are putting me off, and tomorrow will go on a car trip with little brother so that'll be it for a week or two at least. 

There are plans for the GS though, a set of Mitas is ordered and will be fitted in September, by the time the shocks are going in for maintenance to get them ready for a little ride to the dust in October.

[Pedro]

1 minute ago, busabeast said:

Its been around 32 here today and wont lie in am melting, I think it was around 33 or 34 yesterday in direct sun and it was way too bloody hot, for the humans and vehicles, it made the strip extremely grippy though 

For those temperatures and abuse, have you considered using something other than antifreeze for cooling? Water wetter or something similar. It's nice and doesn't slide as much when spilled either, just make sure to go back to antifreeze for your winter.

[busabeast]

1 hour ago, Pedro said:

For those temperatures and abuse, have you considered using something other than antifreeze for cooling? Water wetter or something similar. It's nice and doesn't slide as much when spilled either, just make sure to go back to antifreeze for your winter.

I've not thought about the cooling side of things at all tbf, probably should renew the coolant in the bike, I'll be going out on the bike for a ride on Wednesday to see how the clutch is now after its properly cooled down as it didnt cool down at all between 6.45am and around around 8pm, it didnt drop in engine temps at all for the whole day even during lunch break and when we stopped at the pub so I think the poor thing was just getting way too hot, especially the clutch 

[Pedro]

12 minutes ago, busabeast said:

I've not thought about the cooling side of things at all tbf, probably should renew the coolant in the bike, I'll be going out on the bike for a ride on Wednesday to see how the clutch is now after its properly cooled down as it didnt cool down at all between 6.45am and around around 8pm, it didnt drop in engine temps at all for the whole day even during lunch break and when we stopped at the pub so I think the poor thing was just getting way too hot, especially the clutch 

In racecars in hot weather, the water wetter stuff works well. It just doesn’t help with freezing.

[busabeast]

Just now, Pedro said:

In racecars in hot weather, the water wetter stuff works well. It just doesn’t help with freezing.

Id never actually heard of it tbf, I'll have a look in to it

[Cupid Stunt]

3 hours ago, Pedro said:

Yesterday washing my bike felt like a porn scene. I tried a foam gun for the first time.

 

It didn't impress me much, I think I should have used quite a lot more pressure to wash it off as I think there were residues on some of the plastics afterwards, but high pressure at close distances scares me. So I washed it a second time later, which meant I could enjoy one of life's pleasures which is to ride a bike in shorts and tshirt in warm weather at sunset or night. It's not clever but it's nice.

I have hardly ridden it this month as well, quite a lot of heat and forest fires are putting me off, and tomorrow will go on a car trip with little brother so that'll be it for a week or two at least. 

There are plans for the GS though, a set of Mitas is ordered and will be fitted in September, by the time the shocks are going in for maintenance to get them ready for a little ride to the dust in October.

Being excited about your bike is one thing, wanking all over it is quite another you sick retard

[busabeast]

41 minutes ago, Cupid Stunt said:

Being excited about your bike is one thing, wanking all over it is quite another you sick retard

It looks more like a giant has come along and jizzed all over it

[Cupid Stunt]

36 minutes ago, busabeast said:

It looks more like a giant has come along and jizzed all over it

No, he just does a lot of wanking, that took him a month

[Nute]

4 hours ago, busabeast said:

Its been around 32 here today and wont lie in am melting, I think it was around 33 or 34 yesterday in direct sun and it was way too bloody hot, for the humans and vehicles, it made the strip extremely grippy though 

It will reduce the performance of the bikes engine too, at least a little bit. Never been to Santa Pod but id like to go watch. Can any one race or do you need a racing licence? 

What sort of times did you manage?

[Pedro]

1 hour ago, Cupid Stunt said:

Being excited about your bike is one thing, wanking all over it is quite another you sick retard

 What I do behind closed walls with my own bike is up to me, judge yourself…

[Pedro]

October tires are here

[Buckster]

7 hours ago, boboneleg said:

Is it a long way to go to get your coffin nails ? Why do you have to take the truck ?

Bike frame wouldn’t survive the journey.

[Buckster]

1 hour ago, Cupid Stunt said:

Being excited about your bike is one thing, wanking all over it is quite another you sick retard

Nothing wrong with that.

[Buckster]

[busabeast]

16 minutes ago, Nute said:

It will reduce the performance of the bikes engine too, at least a little bit. Never been to Santa Pod but id like to go watch. Can any one race or do you need a racing licence? 

What sort of times did you manage?

Anyone can go, just pay you're money and you can take you're chosen vehicle of choice down the strip. 

My times ranged from 10.69 up to 12.29

Was hoping to run closer to 10s but it was just too hot.

My reaction times are consistent around 0.3/0.4 of a second and my 60ft is consistent at 2 seconds dead, which is really where I need to improve to get my ET down,  should be around 1.5s 60ft but I just can't seem to launch it quite that quick just yet but its coming with experience. 

You should join us one day 

[Cupid Stunt]

44 minutes ago, Buckster said:

Nothing wrong with that.

Oh, sick fuckers, a moderator jizz party