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ausbrick

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My chair lives, will post a few pics soon. Planning on building a second body, basically a large box set up for camping. Cheers, ausbrick

    

RicK G

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Great Then we can expect to see you in Eden in March then?


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ausbrick

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SO WHATS ON IN MARCH ,WOULD LOVE A RUN UP TO EDEN

    

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"Man sacrifices his health in order to make money.
Then he sacrifices money to recuperate his health.
And then he is so anxious about the future that he does not enjoy the present; the result being that he does not live in the present or the future; he lives as if he is never going to die, and then dies having never really lived."   Dalai Lama


Bikes 2004 K1200GT 1998 K1100 LT, 1993 K75 RT, 1996 K75RT, 1986 K75 GS, 1979 Z1300 Kawasaki
    

charlie99

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looks sweet aus


happy riding !


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Waz

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Looks good


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Gaz

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Go for Eden Aus. Would be good to catch up again.

Lots of good work in that outfit. With the amount of karts and outfits popping up there should be no problems carrying supplies on group rides.

Cheers


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Ed

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how's it handling so far Aus .


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Saxon7

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Hello Mr Ausbrick,
Nice looking outfit and nice boat too. Just looking at your front top mounting point: it looks a little low. Do you have any issues with the bike "settling" against the chair so far?

Schoorn.

    

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Nice looking rig  Thanks for the help everyone, it's on the road 112350


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Thanks for the help everyone, it's on the road Ir-log1188....May contain nuts!Thanks for the help everyone, it's on the road Ir-log11

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sidecar paul

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Saxon7 wrote:Hello Mr Ausbrick,
Nice looking outfit and nice boat too. Just looking at your front top mounting point: it looks a little low. Do you have any issues with the bike "settling" against the chair so far?

Schoorn.
Hi Sean, good to see you back,

My top front fitting is at the same point as Ausbrick's, ie the top engine fixing bolt. No problems for the past 100+ K miles or so.

Paul.


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Saxon7

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Thanks Paul, it's nice to be back too.
Well yours is certainly tried and tested so there'd be no issue. I've had a lot of issues with the chair attached to the Rocket and I'm looking at some mods to where the mounting points are etc.
Seeen,

    

Rockman

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sidecar paul wrote:
Saxon7 wrote:Hello Mr Ausbrick,
Nice looking outfit and nice boat too. Just looking at your front top mounting point: it looks a little low. Do you have any issues with the bike "settling" against the chair so far?

Schoorn.
Hi Sean, good to see you back,

My top front fitting is at the same point as Ausbrick's, ie the top engine fixing bolt. No problems for the past 100+ K miles or so.

Paul.
One outfit I had used this mounting point. What happened eventually was that the frame cracked back under the seat, apparently because the headstem could twist a little during cornering. A higher mounting point and some bracing would help with this. In fairness though, that outfit was pounded along a lot of dirt roads which cant have helped. I expect on mainly sealed roads it would be fine. Phil

    

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