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or fit enough to ride that 2 and a half litres fuel tank empty...

My way is to byu 7,4 litres to 10 litres Jerry-gan and put exactly 1 desilitre 2-stroke oil fom the bottle, where are lines for desilitres. (I use 1,5 % like the bikes manufacturer recommend). Some of the oil are little time on the walls of the bottle, but it's not difficult to get familiar , how much under the line you have to be immediatly after you have turned the bottle . The point is to put that one desilitre of oil, and then put the right amount of gasoline, because it's easier to measure with the pump. Jaakko from Finland

Quiet here after Pesaro?

Hello gyus especially in Canada and Scotland. In Finland we have nice winter weather, it means snow everywhere and minus degrees (centigrade). No trial at all. Only training methods jumping in garage with your bike or riding figure eights on driveway. Figure eights on hard snow are very good training with Michelin, when there are some

The Victorian Premier School and counting over one hundred...

I would have given the rider clean, but only after he had tied red tape as it was...

I have Novogars, they are allmost perfect! The only problem is they are very difficult to keep on the pegs. I suppose they have somekind of ground-magnets inside of their soles...

Thank You! JTT, it was excactly the same one I had seen! Has anybody bought an exhaust-pipe-guard for

I got a brand new 04 280Pro last week, Santa Cloud was on his way. Earlier I had a Beta Techno, and at those days, when I was surfing in the Internet, I found some information or recommendation concerning to run-in a new GasGas, and also some information about torqueing-moments for GG. As I told, at those days I rode Beta, and I didn't take those sites on my favourites. Now I can't find them anywhere. Can anybody help me, or have I had a dream? An other question: can I find fork-leg covers for Marzocchi somewhere? And how about covers for exhaust-pipe and silencer? Jaakko from Finland PS. There are about 4" snow and -10 degrees (Centigrade) out there, no way to ride - yhyy (crying).