Everything posted by barrybaines
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Bike Keeps Flooding
After nearly two years you would of thought I wouldn't fall for that so often would you!
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Bike Keeps Flooding
Haha yep all healed now but this is its first winter so is a bit tender for the first 30 minutes or so till the blood starts to circulate a bit, next time I am up Nettleton or anywere I can find a nice transition I shall see if I can do a mid air fuel turn off! If nothing else it should produce a good shot
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Sheepdog Trials
Was my picture thankyou. This one isn't mine but I'm pretty sure I know who's it is. Scenario: you want to use your mates bike for the day do you ask or just go and take it? As for the picture Hovis it is actually quite funny.
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Sheepdog Trials
Maybe its just me but I do think it is nice if people ask if they can use someones pictures before they go ahead and do so? Even if they are going to manhandle it. Common courtesy I think it is known as
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Bike Keeps Flooding
I always mange to turn the petrol off just before I fall off
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Sheepdog Trials
Did you get permission to steal that photo?
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Oil Filler Cap For Gearbox Oil On Easy 250 1998 Rotax
From memory yes that is the filler cap as to why there is a breaher on it I couldn't really say?
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Beta Top Trial Team Clothing
For T shirts and the like try HERE for actual riding gear there is some very good ON OFF gear to be found HERE I have the ON OFF jersey and am very pleased with it
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Sherco Engine Strip Con..
Glad to hear it Is it time for another bath with the bike now then?
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Online Spare Price Guide
Not aftermarket plastics or covers but there are sticker kits and other stuff, have a stroll round HERE
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Fuel Prices?
Off that list I am very confused at the HUGE differnce between the UK and Dublin!
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Any Troubles?
As with ALL engines crankcases should be bought as a pair as they would have been machined as a pair so as the cylinder face is as near perfect as possible, start buying unmatched pairs and you could run into problems
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Lime Green Beta
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- Lime Green Beta
This was spotted at the St. Davids trial also- Ooh, New Bikes And New Forum...
Good on you and sounds like you have a great rider on your hands in the near future. Building his own bike at age 5 is surely worthy of video/photo photage to show him at teenage years when a real life job is far to much hard work. Or better still will give him the bug to carry on the passion and become a better rider than Atomant by age 6 If that is true about the ACU then I think they have seriously upped the bar on our UK riders future and I do hope its true Good luck and I look forward to hearing the success storys to follow- '07 0r '08 Rev3 270
- Sherco Engine Removal Pt2 ..can't Split Cases
Stick the cases in the oven for 10 minutes or so, will slide apart nicely- Alex Hall Accident
I can't see him minding that much! I reckon if we allow 24 hours for a protest from him to stop publication of said pictures you should share them with one and all- Alex Hall Accident
Go on Sue get em out The pictures of that sober young man known as Kinell I mean of course- Alex Hall Accident
Looks like they gagged you? What were you saying to them man- Factory Clothing
Birketts should be able to help you out- Zona One Trial 4/11/07
Hahaha how are you? Long time no see Ye well what happened with the other onions don't think that I will be eating them hahaha Not bad ta. How long you out of action for then? will it affect your standings at all?- Forks And Head Stock!
When was the last time any of this maintenance was done? Fork oil changes are often overlooked and can/will make a huge difference. not totally sure on the oil weight you should be using (probably 5) but if the springs are a bit worn or if you prefer a slightly stiffer fork try a 7.5 or even 10? trial and error I guess! As for the bearings could well be worth having a good look to check for any obvious wear, if all is OK you will certainly loose nothing by putting it all back together packed with a decent waterproof grease.- Flywheel Weight Removal
In the UK the Beta has an aditional bolted on weight (for the mud I guess) so he is only talking about removing this weight. I know at least one TC member that has a selection of machined down ones he swaps between depending on ride location. Personally whenever I get on a bike with the weight on I end up 20-30 metres further than I want to be due to the roll on effect at the top of a climb etc. Obviously this can be very amusing for bystanders but not so for the bike owner Take it off give it a go, try it with both types of throttle tube. A very cheap and easy way to get your bike feeling just how you like it. Be warned though give each and every combination a good months trial before writing it off as they all take a while to get used too.