Everything posted by sirdabsalot
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Better Forum Spelling
mis-spelt???
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Howdy From Arizona, Usa
Hi Greg Welcome to the forum. Are you the guy that came to Romoland last January to buy your bike? If so, how's it treating you? Cheers, Richard
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Repsol's
Sirhc-- You wouldn't happen to know how much a rear fender is for that bike, would you? Cheers, Richard
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280 Pro Spark Plug
I use a BP5ES in my 300 Pro all the time. If you don't use the electronic odometer you won't have any trouble. Cheers, Richard
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Starting Probs
I also have an 05 300. If I twist the throttle even a little when trying to start, it won't. Don't touch the throttle! Cheers, Richard
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Raga Section 11
I don't understand why it would be a five?? Don't the rules say you can't remove your hand from the handlebar while stopped, but nothing mentioned about a foot?
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R2w Trial
Weenies to roast: $2.99. Bag of coal: $5.99. Drop-flap in rear of shorts: priceless! Right mate?
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Fuji's Crash
Was he still on a two?
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Looking At A Bike... Engine Noise Normal?
There are more riders in Ventura County than you realize... As far as Shercos go, talk to Steve Storz at Storz Performance, he has had quite a few of them and can probably help you out. If you would be interested in an '04 GG Pro Raga let me know. My buddy's got one for $4000. Cheers, Richard
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Hi All (from California)
Hey E99999999999999999-- Are you in No. CA. or So. CA? Cheers, Richard
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Starting Problems Gg Txt 300 Pro 2005
When anybody else tries to start my '05 300Pro, they kick and kick. I tell them to not give it any throttle at all and it usually starts with the next kick. I rarely have to kick it more than twice, whether cold or hot, for it to start. Good luck, Richard
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Sanz Has Big Impact On Us Pro Class
I'd have to vote for the spanking. Cheers, Richard
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Clanky Clause
I don't know why your forks go clank, but I wanted to ask you a favor while you're still new to this forum: would you consider changing your username in order to avoid causing confusion? I have already had people mistaking you for me. I have been using this username for several years, or I would change it. Thanks for the consideration, Richard
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The Challenge
The Indoor and Outdoor WTC's are so yesterday...Trials Central introduces the first Online World Trials Championship. Are you ready to rumble? Cheers, Richard
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The Challenge
Has to be at the US World Round. Could be billed as a major attraction. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> It would have to be quick, then, before Ringo gets kicked out!
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Flywheel Nut
The torque value I have for a 2003 Rev3 is 140Nm, or 103ft/lbs. Another method is to tighten it 'til it breaks, then back off half a turn (experience talking here). Cheers, Richard
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I Love Trials Central But....
AtomAnt It's a well known fact that eight out of every five people are math illiterate. Cheers, Richard
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I Love Trials Central But....
Huh?
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Usa As A Wr Contender
Dammmm Ringo, how long did it take you to write that? It took me ten minutes just to read it. Cheers, Richard
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California
11DEC05 in Perris, 14 & 15JAN06 in Romoland. Here is the ATA website. Hope you can make it. Richard
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Rear Wheel Change
Nobody's going to describe the ever-faithful starter-fluid-and-match technique? Cheers, Richard
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Oil Change Rev-3 2000
I use 1/2 qt of Mobil-1 5-30. The manual specifies 500cc, but the lesser amount works fine for me. Cheers, Richard
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Rear Brake Pedal
Stu-- I haven't tried it on my Beta, but many years ago we used a pair of vise grips as a shift lever on a desert bike so the guy could ride back to camp (we were many miles out). As you know, as soon as you include a spare lever in your pack, you'll never break it again. The bad news is that something else will break. That's the law! Cheers, Richard
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Same Old Problem...
Also make sure the vent tube on the gas cap isn't blocked or kinked. Good luck, Richard
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One Of Them Days
Nope. It's just you. Cheers, Richard