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Juat wondering if anybody wants to ride in the Campbell River area in the late afternoons/early evening?
It's getttin kinda nice sorta out there!
lemme know!
I'm on the 950 so super brutal singletrack is probaby out for me but anything else would be great!
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Hey Curt, how you liking the 950? I just put the engine back in my 640 after rebuilding it, should have her ready for a test tomorrow night. If all is well I may be into riding on the weekend. I have to do the break-in speeds for the first little while to seat the rings, so If we get together for a ride you may have to pull one of your spark plug leads off so I can keep up.
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Hey Hopper!
Ya I love the 950! lots of fun,let's try to get out there and do some exploring!
Curt
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Hey Hopper!
Ya I love the 950! lots of fun,let's try to get out there and do some exploring!
Curt
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Hi,
i can ride Friday and/or Saturday. Thrusday is meeting with the other dualsportBC riders at Tim's Horton.
i ve got a heavy bike too...but not that powerful :P
however i can go far(about 450km range)...i ve just changed a fork seal and the oil while i was there today... i need to do some testing too.
Jerome
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No riding for me yet, fired the 640 up and still hear some engine noise I don't like so out she comes again and this time I'm going to split the cases and change some bearings. I would much rather ride than wrench but I guess it's not in the cards.
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Dear Dave,
Ever kinda thunk bout a KLR agian???????????????
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Hey Lars, I thought about a lot of differn't bikes, including another round with a KLR, last fall but decided to stick with what I have. For my needs the 640 Adventure is the best bike out there and I will swap when something better comes along. Meanwhile I tore the engine down again, put a dial guage on the end of the crankshaft and found it to be tweaked a little past spec. So after I replace the crank and bearings the engine {hopefully} should be good for another 40,000+ km. A few other things I've done to try to help with longevity is switch the ignition over to the low octane setting which should provide a softer hit and have the machine shop take a little thickness out of the cylinder head well which will give the piston more room and lower the compression ratio a wee bit. So here's keeping my fingers crossed........
David.
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