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Likewise, another willing contributor here.
I have lost count of the pieces of excellent advice I've picked up from the members of this community, everything from sticking oil-pump actuator arms , to ignition timing by transistor radio, to sorting out brake pad issues, to what a GT pipe looks like inside
Without this site and the great advice, I would be considerably poorer, both financially and in terms of enjoyment of my bike.
Craig
I have lost count of the pieces of excellent advice I've picked up from the members of this community, everything from sticking oil-pump actuator arms , to ignition timing by transistor radio, to sorting out brake pad issues, to what a GT pipe looks like inside
Without this site and the great advice, I would be considerably poorer, both financially and in terms of enjoyment of my bike.
Craig
1976 GT380 - wounded by me, and sold on
2006 SV650S - killed by a patch of diesel and a kerb in Feb 2019
2017 SV650 AL7 - naked and unashamed
2006 SV650S - killed by a patch of diesel and a kerb in Feb 2019
2017 SV650 AL7 - naked and unashamed
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- My new bike is "IRIS"
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And would not be aquainted with friends I may never meet, but have contact with regularly. Plus, even with donations, this forum is definately cheaper than a psychiatrist.Likewise, another willing contributor here.
I have lost count of the pieces of excellent advice I've picked up from the members of this community, everything from sticking oil-pump actuator arms , to ignition timing by transistor radio, to sorting out brake pad issues, to what a GT pipe looks like inside
Without this site and the great advice, I would be considerably poorer, both financially and in terms of enjoyment of my bike.
Kevin
Everything Commeth
To He Who Waiteth
So Long As He Who Waiteth
Worketh Like Hell While He Waiteth
To He Who Waiteth
So Long As He Who Waiteth
Worketh Like Hell While He Waiteth
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Thanks muzza. Next time the site is down I'll just search for this post and .......wait a minute!!!?? Just kidding. I'll save it my notebook just in case. And BTW I'd also be happy to throw a little quid toward the site. I actually don't have quid - just USD. That was just for Johnakay. But I would be happy to contribue.muzza wrote:You guys really need to keep a link to the backup site......it acts as a fallback position whenever the sundial board is down (and vice versa, although ozebook has never been down, touch wood)
So get your pencils out and write down:
http://www.ozebook.com/board/index.php
Eric, you really should sell tranquilisers for the trauma that occurs when the board is down
Jeeze the site's down for just a couple of days and I get all goofy on my first post back. I'll take some of those tranquilisers now.
So many Projects - So little time
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jkevinlilly wrote:Plus, even with donations, this forum is definately cheaper than a psychiatrist.
Kevin
You're right there. And a bottle of Old Fitzgerald 12yo is definitely better than prescription meds
1976 GT380 - wounded by me, and sold on
2006 SV650S - killed by a patch of diesel and a kerb in Feb 2019
2017 SV650 AL7 - naked and unashamed
2006 SV650S - killed by a patch of diesel and a kerb in Feb 2019
2017 SV650 AL7 - naked and unashamed
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Fixed it for ya!Craig380 wrote:jkevinlilly wrote:You're right there. And a bottle of Old Fitzgerald & an 18yo is definitely better than prescription medsPlus, even with donations, this forum is definately cheaper than a psychiatrist.
Kevin
Terry
Maybe poker's not your game, Ike. I know! Let's have a spelling contest~
74 Suzuki GT750 / 74 Suzuki T500 / 75 Suzuki GT380 / 97 & 01 Honda Magna / 03 Kawasaki KX250 / 01 Yamaha WR250F / 03 Yamaha TTR 125L
Maybe poker's not your game, Ike. I know! Let's have a spelling contest~
74 Suzuki GT750 / 74 Suzuki T500 / 75 Suzuki GT380 / 97 & 01 Honda Magna / 03 Kawasaki KX250 / 01 Yamaha WR250F / 03 Yamaha TTR 125L
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Depends on exactly what we are now talking about.So now we're contributing to the delinquency of a minor... (I think in most states you have to be 21)
Donations, back up 2-stroke sites, non-prescription pain killers, or 18 yo'lds.
Are we wandering from the original subject line again??
Kevin
Everything Commeth
To He Who Waiteth
So Long As He Who Waiteth
Worketh Like Hell While He Waiteth
To He Who Waiteth
So Long As He Who Waiteth
Worketh Like Hell While He Waiteth