dynax
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Very nice [mention]XTreme[/mention]
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And who will answer the questions. Anyone who knows or can offer some solutions
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Alternative option as we often get one post wonders have a guest section maybe have to do a captcha for the spam, but would save someone having to sign up just for a quick one off question
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Try it out as trial, give it a few months or till the end of the year if there is no benefit to having it then get rid
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I would think it would attract more people to the forum knowing that there is a dedicated section for chinese bikes, one would think that people would be more inclined to post problems about their bikes without feeling intimidated or being shunned by other forums or groups, there is still a stigma attached to owning chinese bikes though it is on the decrease but still present in many online areas, and having such a section would help to reduce the stigma and bullying that it has acquired over the years
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I don't pay much attention to reviews, in most cases the reviews are quite old and no recent ones which may give a clue about a product, if they were negative has the product been improved or if they were positive why are there no recent ones saying so, it is a minefield with whatever you buy, so you makes your choice and take your chances, if it works all well and good if it doesn't look at other options
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On a serious note probably would be useful, would you have as an overall section or would there be sub sections for individual brands, although most are identical there are some that are brand specific even though they might look the same they are different
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[mention]Six30[/mention] being overlooked again and this time to his ex campaign manager
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Ive decided not to go round kicking people in the face Not at this time of year it's too easy to slip and end up on your arse end
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Hello and welcome
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Are like milenco locks any good?
dynax replied to daveinlim's topic in Clothing, Luggage, Accessories and Security
Use one of the wire rope type to form a loop for the chain to through and if the backwheel is on it and everything is tight it won't go anywhere without some serious effort -
https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/videos/bmws-riderless-autonomous-motorcycle-goes-for-a-spin-at-ces-2019/
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Bikes are very stable and will stay upright on their own with very little power at the rear wheel, it's the rider that messes up the stability
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Are like milenco locks any good?
dynax replied to daveinlim's topic in Clothing, Luggage, Accessories and Security
Is it parked on the road if it is see if there is drain nearby those ones that are in the gutter park over it and chain it to that one like this -
Quite possible, there is not much grip on wet metal, another valuable lesson though, observations while stood still and look to see potential hazards and work out your planned route for the maneuver
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Are like milenco locks any good?
dynax replied to daveinlim's topic in Clothing, Luggage, Accessories and Security
Personally i would try and find somewhere to lock it to, if it's freestanding and not chained to anything it only takes seconds to be lifted into a van, even alarms won't deter them and once inside a van the sound can easily be muffled -
How much more is it to get yours repaired, as a second hand engine maybe cheaper but you don't know it's history, where as if you have your original one rebuilt you will literally have a new reconditioned engine, which maybe better in the longrun
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Nicely done ! ever thought of doing speedway
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The specs should be in the user manual but when you clean it just do a visual check for tension and alignment, if it goes out of spec just slacken off the axle nut and re adjust just be aware that the tension might need the bike on the side stand or on the centre stand or even with rider on the bike, always research the procedure before going ahead
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The resale of chinese bike isn't brilliant and keeping to the service schedule doesn't seem to matter much either, i did take mine for it's first service to the dealers, but after that do my own servicing, haven't bothered with a record as not bothered by warranty which will be up in about six months anyway, bought mine new as looking at long term ownership and usage as it does everthing i need it to do
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Having slow cooked lamb for dinner today with sweet baby carrots roast potato's cauliflower broccoli yorkshire puds all covered in a thick mint gravy followed by rhubarb crumble and custard for my OH and syrup sponge and custard for me
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Just a waste though as he will crash it within a year
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I can only manage a couple of hours in the afternoons 1-3/3.30 ish or longer in the evenings, if you don't mind trying to keep up with an L plate warrior