Pictures as promised
Gary, complaining that the Hayabusa puts out only a paltry 170HP, decides to soup it up a bit. Theres also a generator from Bunnings on the rear seat because Gary only just realised the hiar dryer was 230V, and the Busa was 12V. Meanwhile Mark was on the other side unbolting it's brakes for the Rocket.
Pan's polished rim. It was very close to being finished.
Regards
Graham
1hotBUSA
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Hey Graham, you were right.
Quote:Never trust a bike with an H in it
"sometimes, crime does pay"
I can't believe how clean everyone's bikes are on here. Show room stuff. Amazing. Don't think I'll ever post pics of mine.
My polished rims have gone dull. What is that being used to do the wheel above?
Gees the people in NSW can be cruel sometimes
Cheers Robert
Edited by: simmo at: 9/8/05 8:03 am
I'm glad Hayabusa dose not Have a H in it.
Good pics Graham
shame about the mirror but
no i'm not laughing at you i'm laughing with you. Cheers Robert
Pan,it looks like your up for a new rear tyre soon
Ive never seen one wear so square,cept on bike. Phuck its the phantom!
We were using Mother's polish, then buffing with a drill...
Rocket, yeh, I ride pretty slow and upright around town, though it may be flatter than usual because of excessive drags/burnouts too...
"sometimes, crime does pay"
Yep,
Pan is correct with this, Mothers Aluminium Polish and a buff on a pistol drill. Level of sheen is dependant on the time you want to spend on the rim. Ideally you need the tyre off and a lathe with a gap bed, then you'd be looking at mirror quality.
Regards
Graham
1hotBUSA
Strike a blow for freedom...Smash a speed camera!!!
Ive never seen one wear so square,cept on bike.
Yep, I can square them off Rocketman...
Just put the last Bridgy I got off you yesterday Rocket. The Pirelli Diablo Corsa squared off until I could count the strands running around the tyre. No wonder it was slipping around on the last few days commuting.
Mothers Aluminium Polish is definatley the goods for keeping the alloy shiney. If you get any stains or marks start with Mothers on some steel wool. Works a treat and "does not" leave scratches.
I just hope my days of polishing alloy wheels is over.
The new chromies are the best I've had so far. Just wipe the dust off then Windex them!
Hey Simmo, fix up your red X thingie on the left, will ya...?
"sometimes, crime does pay"
Hey Rod,
Quote:never seen one wear so square
I guess it doesn't help if I ride all the way to Simmo's like this too...
PS: no, it's not really me.
"sometimes, crime does pay"
Grahams
Quote:then you'd be looking at mirror quality.
mirror the would be the right one
Any one used the polish called Purple (its good stuff)
and thanks Pan for the lap on your bike see it dose do great monos
ps having trouble with my thingie wsid pulled the plug on my pic Cheers Robert
Edited by: simmo at: 10/8/05 7:53 am
Can you download your thingie onto photobucket and get it back up and running? The dreaded "x" is killing me...
"sometimes, crime does pay"
Hows that then Pan the two Bruces
only Graham would understand Cheers Robert
TWO BRUCES!!!!!!!!! You really are splashing out mate. Have you pumped out your inground pool and filled it with Jelly?
People should be getting a clue to what we mean by the name "Bruce" now. And for those of you who are named Bruce, if Simmo is extra cautious around you it's a phase he's going through. Soon he will buy a VFR and start mumbling about how riding was so much better in the good old days.......when Triumphs had similar brakes to everything else on the road, not the 1 pot acting on a 100mm disc like they have now.
Regards
Graham
1hotBUSA
Strike a blow for freedom...Smash a speed camera!!!
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