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The John Norwich Riders CornerIn honour of our fellow moderator: John Norwich R.I.P. September 17th, 2014
Buy, sell, trade bikes and gear, set up bike rallies, meet discussions. #revscenebikes
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picked one of these up today so its easier to park my bike against the back of the garage ( my garage is tiny lol). The casters aren't the smoothest but for $80 its really well build. 1250lb capacity
What has two thumbs, and just passed the class 6 road test? This guy right here.
I'm cold and wet. Had to ride from Richmond to Abbotsford and back for the test in pouring rain. Now on couch in pajamas enjoying a well earned afternoon beer
Grats Ian!, hit me up if you want to go for a ride sometimes, for old time sakes
on the ride home from the spring meet, i noticed a very very obvious "judder" in my front end under braking. not through the lever but through the handle bars. speed dependant of course. felt like a car if it has uneven wear on the rotors or calipers. im sure you guys know what im talking about. double checked the rotor bolt torque and all other front wheel torques and everything is fine. argh.
also, big thanks to ?NR and the rest of revscene for this awesome present for passing as well. i was quite surprised, and it really took me back. thanks guys
so this 'busa was at the spring meet. is the owner on here? i was standing around it for like 15 minutes and didn't realize til i got home that this fucker is turbocharged. i'd love to know more info about it. it was very clean
so this 'busa was at the spring meet. is the owner on here? i was standing around it for like 15 minutes and didn't realize til i got home that this fucker is turbocharged. i'd love to know more info about it. it was very clean
Spoiler!
yep, the owner contacted me as soon as he saw my pics, his username is upgradedsupraaa
I just put it on a rear stand, spin the wheel by hand and, use a rag to thoroughly clean the chain. Make sure to do it slowly so you don't pinch a finger. Easier to clean if you do it more often.
Tried a few lubes, current on Maxima chain wax. Found it collects dirt less quickly than others.
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