K2 / Proflex Riders Group
General => Tech Forum => Topic started by: epac on April 27, 2003, 04:25:42 pm
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since i'm to stupid to figure out how to put a pic up here if you go to my gallery you can see a pic of the new fox and strut set up.
works very very good. i like it very very much. ;D
here tis(by kiwi)
(http://idriders.com/proflex/galleries/epac/MVC030S.JPG)
oops (freudian slip)how did that happen (yum yum)
(http://idriders.com/proflex/galleries/epac/MVC024S.JPG)
the razorback one
........peace [smiley=nod.gif]
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hey epac do you watch the Gps..I am in the middle of wtching a videao of the moto gp from south Africa .It was on last night(sunday) at midnight....and was then put back another hour after Kenny Roberts Jnr,s Spewsuki spilt oil all over the track.......
My mate has an R1 he will give me a ride if Iask nicely :D
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thanks kiwi
yes i watch gps. no imissed it last night but it will be on here again wed or thus so i'll catch it then.
now i want to know the trick to putting those pics up there. i was just dumb founded ???
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NM
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it was 265 dollars u.s. you have to send them the old shock b4 you can get the new one.
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As an administrator i can modify other peoples posts..I thinks you can modify your own posts
To post a pic its like this.On this board they have their own version of html,represented by those little buttons(YABBC tags) above.To post an image click on the (http://idriders.com/newforum/YaBBImages/img.gif) and you will get {img}{/img} but the { bracket will be a [ bracket.You then paste the url of the pic in between the two tags
so before you actually post it looks like this
{img}http://www.superbike.it/mostra_immagine.asp?id=1627{/img}(again i have used the { bracket instead of the [ otherwise the link will work and be invisible.......and what you get is
(http://www.superbike.it/mostra_immagine.asp?id=1627)
yahoo!!!!
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Nothing to really add to this post except to say how good are ducati going in the motogp this year.
Makes me proud to ride one.
The supers have turned into abit of a farce though.
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Looks like you have to mount the shock to the seat tube before you attach the swingarm. Does the Float have a negative air spring as well??
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ok gonna reply to a couple at a time here.
first to kiwi...yes i can modify my own posts and does i have to be a url ???theres not a way to post a pic off my computer?
second to sammydog...i dont think the ducs have had an all around better year yet. even though i dont own one i still love em. i was told by a few friends that they werent very street friendly.
last to roentgenranger...you do have to put the shock to the seat tube first and no it doesnt have a neg air. the other valve you see is a bleeder. i still like the way the shock performs. althoigh i would like to have that lock lever on the handle bar still.
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yep epac to post a pic they have to live on the web somewhere...
Ducati really have ruled sbk fot the last eon except foe a couple of blips from Honda...certainly no disrespect intended for colin edwards.
Ducati have nade a very very good start in moto gp,there bike can almost run with the honda v5 and appear superior to the yamahas......The restricted gsxr 1000 of lavilla in the superbikes looks good tho...
I had a ducati 900 in the early eighties......very very unfreindly on the street but capable of fast runs over sweepy smooth roads and it sounded awesome!!!
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Nothing to really add to this post except to say how good are ducati going in the motogp this year.
Makes me proud to ride one.
What kind do you have? and how do you like it. Is it reliable?(heard some rumors that they breakdown more often then Japanese bikes) I was thinking about getting Monster 750 or now it's 800 lit ooks really good or maybe i'll try to get Kawasaki Z1000 here is the pictures of it,
(http://www.motorcyclistonline.com/KawZ1000a_Studio-R-lg.jpg)
(http://www.motorcyclistonline.com/KawZ1000-statR-xl.jpg)
I'm more into naked bikes.
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Seems to be a link here between Superbikes and MTBs, same sort of guys; same sort of buzz....., preferred being wrapped in full race leathers with back protector and carbon alpinestars tho!!!!!!!
Nigel
Ex very quick Fireblade owner 1992-1996 :'( :'(
Polished frame
Ohlins s/damper
carbon bits
chromed bits
Dream machine "Two Brothers Racing" paint job
Goodridge hoses
Dynojeted
Devil ss / carbon exhaust
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a lot of mrb ers are motorcyclists..in fact thats how i started our motoorcycle group turned into a mtb group.....Its why i have the front brake on the right :D
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Here is my bike
(http://www4.tpgi.com.au/120a0713/pictures/Ducati750SS.jpg)
Unfortunately it is current;y being repaired after a fall in february. It is being repaired in stages and should be finished next week.
I don't find riding it around town a problem, that said, for around town use I wouldn't use a 748/749/996/999.
I have had no problems in reliability in the five years I have ownerd it. The services aren't even as much as expected (the four valve engines are more expensive to maintain).
I used to own a 1200 suzuki, but nothing beats the feel of a twin.
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look what you started kiwi [smiley=laughing.gif] [smiley=laughing.gif] [smiley=laughing.gif] [smiley=laughing.gif] [smiley=laughing.gif] [smiley=laughing.gif] [smiley=laughing.gif] [smiley=laughing.gif] [smiley=laughing.gif]
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perhaps we need another forum ;D
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The ducati club I am a member of are shipping our bike to NZ early in 2005 (along way off) but if you havbe a bike I'd be more than happy for you to show me where the good roads are.
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2005 i start work on the wife now and by then i should have something suitable in the garage!!!!!