What did you do to your Gas Gas today?
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memphis2857
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I mounted up a new GoldenTyre GT230 and changed to a N3CH needle. Think I need to change my pilot to a 40 now
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roostafish
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Removed, cleaned, relubed and reinstalled Bob Mousse front and rear in the same tyres. Sounds insane, but it's good isde practice, and keeps the Bibs safe.
Sorry here is the picture
nknudsen
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Are you sure that's not a 2000?
nknudsen
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The 00' will have rounded rad covers & those rear # plates + tank + mag. cover/ignition. So I'm guessing it's a 2000.
Jim Cook
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This was from last Saturday. I'm going to try to post photos to go with these explanations.
1. I got my new "Dead Bull" sticker in the mail and applied it to my headlight's number plate.
2. I decided it looked so good that I just had to load the bike and go for a bit of tight single track trail.
3. I decided to take my six month old lab, Bitsy, for a session of "Enduro Dog", which she really likes. This is Bitsy in the back seat on the way to the trail. See her grinning?
3. The conditions were slick on the trail, and Bitsy followed me pretty close, getting roosted in the process. This photo shows evidence of Bitsy getting roosted. She didn't care. She grinned with me all the way home.
God Riding and Enduro Dog to You All!
Jim
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1. I got my new "Dead Bull" sticker in the mail and applied it to my headlight's number plate.
2. I decided it looked so good that I just had to load the bike and go for a bit of tight single track trail.
3. I decided to take my six month old lab, Bitsy, for a session of "Enduro Dog", which she really likes. This is Bitsy in the back seat on the way to the trail. See her grinning?
3. The conditions were slick on the trail, and Bitsy followed me pretty close, getting roosted in the process. This photo shows evidence of Bitsy getting roosted. She didn't care. She grinned with me all the way home.
God Riding and Enduro Dog to You All!
Jim
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FastFast
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Sorry here is the picture
I like your bike.
Rod Overstreet
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Thanks, wass a bit bored and decided to make my own rear disc protector. Turned out ok
Now that's one bored man. Go riding instead!!!
Rod Overstreet
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Not working on the bike, would much rather be riding somewhere while its 95 degrees and 100% humidity here in KY 
Instead I've been working on the Gas Gas van, putting in extra tie down hooks to strap down the EZ Ups, tables and chairs. Next up...putting in a couple of wheel chocks in the back but first...I need to hydrate.
Instead I've been working on the Gas Gas van, putting in extra tie down hooks to strap down the EZ Ups, tables and chairs. Next up...putting in a couple of wheel chocks in the back but first...I need to hydrate.memphis2857
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Not working on the bike, would much rather be riding somewhere while its 95 degrees and 100% humidity here in KY
I hear ya! I went to the garage long enough to put my silencer back together and about suffocated! Not looking forward to racing in this crap this weekend.
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It got down to a chilly 12 degrees overnight.Jacob 'Berg
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104 degrees F and I have to lever two tires on before the ride Sunday
Luckily the ride will be in cooler climes at higher elevation
Luckily the ride will be in cooler climes at higher elevationRod Overstreet
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Yeah but its a dry heat104 degrees F and I have to lever two tires on before the ride Sunday
Jakobi
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Yesterday rode it in the rain! Great conditions at a nearby spot which is a bit of a hard packed sand area. Usually skatey and loose in the dry, but best traction when wet. Smashed out a quick 70km loop in no time and put the bike back in the shed. The red clay rainforest wasn't so ideal in terms of traction, but still bloody great fun!@
Jacob 'Berg
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Yeah but its a dry heat
Too true Rod, I would not exchange our hottest days here (118+) for 95+ and 80 percent + humidity. Been there done that.
desertgasser300
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104 degrees F and I have to lever two tires on before the ride Sunday
I've been getting out to the trail head by 4:30 am, can manage a good ride until 9 to 10 am. Then go home and become a zombie for the rest of the day for getting up so early!!!
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