Yeah

Well, how much do you like me? or want me there?

Choices:
$14,000 (roughly) for first class ( I prefer no to be with the commoners or paupers).
As low as $3800 for COACH which means you would really have to kiss my ass and every other body part after 20 hours of flying.

Looking at other options. Like a few days in Honolulu with friends (and I think we have a member there). Then to AU as a separate ticket.

Dates: Looking at end of October through November. About 4 days there (fares dropped in half when went from 5 days to 4 days)

hey - did we just hijack this thread?

Hey yeah we did lol I can see another visitor video coming on.

Quote from: adidasguy on September 23, 2012, 03:39:42 AM
Well, how much do you like me? or want me there?

( I prefer no to be with the commoners or paupers).

Well after that comment IDK? I AM one of the paupers!!

Quote from: codajastal on September 23, 2012, 03:44:49 AM

Quote from: adidasguy on September 23, 2012, 03:39:42 AM
Well, how much do you like me? or want me there?

( I prefer no to be with the commoners or paupers).

Well after that comment IDK? I AM one of the paupers!!

That's only on the plane. They tend to fart a lot, babble a lot and have bad BO.
Food and wine is better in first class. Unless you plan to have a few bottles of Perrier-Jouët  on hand.

Quote from: adidasguy on September 23, 2012, 04:05:48 AM
That's only on the plane. They tend to fart a lot, babble a lot and have bad BO.
Food and wine is better in first class. Unless you plan to have a few bottles of Perrier-Jouët  on hand.

You can see both Aussie bike caves

Where are they?

Your place n mine

Mines not a bike cave.....its a feckin trash heap with bike parts in it lol

Set the market tent up good enough

Lubed the chain.

Addy, IF you come down and you're up for it, we have a real nice route for visitors - a couple actually.

And make sure you stay somewhere on the Gold Coast. We can take you to Our beachside cafe and other stuff.

Michael

Im not sure how far along it is but... Maybe the Aussie relay baton could cross seas?!

-Bboy

Installed my clip ons and went for a test ride. I love these things. I don't know why Suzuki ever went to regular bar style.



Thanks adidasguy for the parts hook up.

Well it 's kinda for my bike,I just cleared my yard and staked out my 16'x24' garage.!!So now the the bikes will have a dry place to live !!





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Quote from: BockinBboy on September 23, 2012, 04:03:45 PM
Im not sure how far along it is but... Maybe the Aussie relay baton could cross seas?!

-Bboy

Or we could start our own here in the USA taking guidance from our good friends down under.  I live in OH and can go as far east as Maryland, as far west as Kansas, as far south as FL panhandle and as far north as Michigan UP or Wisconsin.

Let's start a new thread and get this going.

Quote from: jestercinti on September 23, 2012, 05:23:04 PM

Quote from: BockinBboy on September 23, 2012, 04:03:45 PM
Im not sure how far along it is but... Maybe the Aussie relay baton could cross seas?!

-Bboy

Or we could start our own here in the USA taking guidance from our good friends down under.  I live in OH and can go as far east as Maryland, as far west as Kansas, as far south as FL panhandle and as far north as Michigan UP or Wisconsin.

Let's start a new thread and get this going.

We have gone quite a ways. Now looking for a GS rider in the far west state to somehow get the baton to.

Michael

That's a great idea jester.  Lets get the thing started on the east coast or in FL!

Will kick off a thread soon regarding this. Most likely will use the Australian methods. Why reinvent the wheel?

Back on topic...

I used a forming tap on my carb to re-thread some that were stripped. Worked great!

I changed out the old brake fluid in both the front and rear. They worked fine so it was just maintenance but the oil fluid looked like muddy water....eww.....

Also finished wiring up the gear shift indicator and tested it out several times. Seems to work great. Tomorrow I will try to get the display mounted in place.