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Deegee wrote:Spicy roast veggies with sausages, Cajun style. Lovely, even though I made it myself.

Oh that sounds good....Cajun food is badass.

Which means I should prolly go cook some bacon for breakfast.

... with things like this at work where you complete a tolerance stack up and no parts can ever foul yet they do because materials flex. Sounds good though dude !!

... and especially going through cold winters etc it's likely to have degraded within a year. Maybe change the oil you're using to bring the cost down though. I used Rock Oil Guardian Semi-synthetic on the road and that was more than adequate plus half the cost of the Castrol Power 1 Racing I use now

That condensation will form regardless of whether the oil is changed or not though Duke. Also I'm not 100% convinced of the impact. A Motorcycle Mechanic told me any condensation formed over winter would be extremely small and would boil of and evaporate in minutes ...

Spicy roast veggies with sausages, Cajun style. Lovely, even though I made it myself.

... getting fully leathered up to go a few miles up the road and than have to sit around and wait so went in jacket and jeans. What I did like though was the Dainese in boots are aboslutely superb for riding in jacket and jeans. The level of protection is motogp spec but the fit under jeans ...

Yup get that too, closest town is 15 km away and all I got down there is rats and pidgeys. I still take them though to get the stardust.

Darwin trips on the way to work net me my biggest catches, when I'm not distracted by drinking . Perth was pretty good too

... that's after sleeping for two hours on the couch this arvo because his horrid old man made him join his sister in 5 km of scooter riding today. Though I did push him at least half of it. I know he's sick when he half eats dinner, gets up and says, I don't want dessert can I just go to bed.

... they didn't and every started to get a little better (saving it for the last couple of minutes of each session). We had numerous 're-starts' though. The Rosso Corsa are probably an ideal tyre for Novice-Inters, they clearly didn't halter your leaning ability. I used Racetec Interac K3s for ...

... how you do it. I had to go buy a bottle of gin on the way home after dropping them to Jess. Didn't help that my boy came down with a cold today, I thought it was just a sniffle but at the turn around point of our bush walk all the colour drained out off him and he wouldn't move. So I had to carry ...

How do you find the Rosso Corsa on track? Did they get a little slidey?

Looking good though mate !!

Since when did Lorenzo ride a Kwak?

Looks good Blade!

First thing I noticed is the mirrors though, here in Aussie you have to remove or tape them so you can't use them. They want your focus to be ahead not behind.

Got nice pegs though

A Williams one though

... (y) Ages ago I saw and copied a couple of pics of a well done Mutley and your bike reminds me of that - your bikes seat/rack area looks less fussy though, iirc the gold wheels promoted a love/hate response from a lot of people from wherever I found it, fwiw I liked them, any thoughts? image.jpeg

Can't really say I noticed much difference on mine this afternoon in terms of wind resistance. At warp factor nine the front does go very light though.

It's a lovely piece of carbon but then it ought to be.

... like so much fun. Is it upside down like the cockpit thing that dunks you in fighter training?? Those things are SOOO disorienting....epic fun, though. Yup. It's a bit of a laugh. Some people freak right out but with my diving and actually working as a Safety Diver on HUET courses in the past ...

... dude no end....kept wittering on about having to drain the whole pool to clean it up, which I seriously doubt. Odd that you mention Miramar though....my new flatmate is a former fighter pilot....I'll have to ask him if he went through there.....he prolly did....I think most of the SD Group ...

Helicopter underwater escape training????

Jealous....that sounds like so much fun.

Is it upside down like the cockpit thing that dunks you in fighter training?? Those things are SOOO disorienting....epic fun, though.