ZX6R Touring

Reefton ride

2011-11-12T20:17:00.001+11:00

Rode with Steve to Reefton. Starting late (3pm!) from Sandringham we took the North Road to Emerald > Warburton > Reefton > Marysville with brief detour to Mt. Donna Buang. Steve is a very quick rider.

Perfect blue-sky day with no wind!

We planned to do the Black Spur look but was told that the road was blocked due to a motorcycle accident. Took the trip back through Reefton again and got home by 9pm. Tired but happy.

Winter Ride 2011

2011-06-12T00:54:00.004+10:00

First winter ride this year. Reefton and Lake Mountain via Gembrook. Returning via Marysville.

There was a becak in Warburton!

Licola

2011-02-20T20:01:00.005+11:00

Licola is a town in Victoria, Australia, located on Licola Road, in the Shire of Wellington, 254 kilometres east of Melbourne. At the 2006 census, Licola and the surrounding area had a population of 21

Route:
Google Maps link.

Visitors !

2010-10-14T20:21:00.001+11:00

Guess who came to our office !

Eiger - Jungfrau

2010-07-26T00:31:00.007+10:00

The Jungfrau (German: "maiden/virgin") is one of the main summits in the Bernese Alps, situated between the cantons of Valais and Bern in Switzerland. Together with the Eiger and Mönch, the Jungfrau forms a massive wall overlooking the Bernese Oberland and considered one of the most emblematic sights of the Swiss Alps.

Door-to-door trip was 350km, from 10am to 10pm thanks to long summer daylight. Perfect 27deg blue-sky day.

Youtube video showing carved mountain roads and tunnels:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIvXHOMe_6o

Route:
Google map link

Ride to Mont Blanc

2010-07-25T05:42:00.010+10:00

Not in my wildest dreams !

Completed an exciting ride to Mont Blanc in France. Left home 8am, return 8:30pm. Approximately 350km round trip. The roads, the scenery and the feeling is second to none.

Mont Blanc or Monte Bianco (French and Italian, respectively, meaning "White Mountain") is the highest mountain in the Alps, Western Europe and the European Union. It rises 4,810.45 m above sea level and is ranked 11th in the world in topographic prominence. It is also sometimes known as "La Dame Blanche" (French for "The White Lady").

From Lausanne I took a detour to Ollon - Arvayes - Bex. Going up and down the mountains.

Had lunch at Saint Maurice while admiring the glacier river.

Then up the mountain again between Martigny and Forclaz , stopping for the scenery at Valee do Rhone

Crossing the Swiss-French Border. First glimpse of Mont Blanc at Argentiere. It is amazing. The full view was from Chamonix-Mont Blanc.

Then going up the Tunnel du Mont Blanc which connects France and Italy. I did not have Euro money so couldn't pay the EUR29 ticket. Not a problem though as I don't see the appeal of riding in a 12km tunnel on a motorbike.

Going back, stopping at De La Valee du Trient. It is a popular stopping place for motorcyclists. Then returning I took another detour to Champex-Lac and Col des Planches. The area is apricot plantation.

I bought 1kg of Apricot for CHF4. They smaller and less fury than Australian apricots. Tastes very good!

I took a wrong turn towards Saint-Bernard, but it's nice anyway.

Completed route:
Google Maps link

Swiss Jura

2010-07-24T05:47:00.002+10:00

Sun Flower farms, Fleurier, Môtiers

Riding to Neuchatel via Swiss Jura.

The Republic and Canton of the Jura (French: République et Canton du Jura), also known as the Canton of Jura or Canton Jura, is one of the Cantons of Switzerland. It is the newest (created in 1979) of the 26 Swiss cantons, located in the northwestern part of Switzerland. The capital is Delémont. It shares borders with the Canton of Basel-Landschaft, the Canton of Bern, and the French département of Doubs.

The rolling hills and farmlands reminded me of Gippsland region in Victoria

Stopped at Yverdon to buy chicken sandwich (Poulette) and had lunch at the top of the Jura.

Overcast skies provided great light for photography.

Very little had changed since I visited Neuchatel in 2002.

Route completed:
Google Maps link

Lausanne - Caux - Montana

2010-07-18T04:37:00.001+10:00

The plan was to visit Zermatt, one of the highest mountains in Switzerland. However I took too many detours along the way to visit villages on top of the mountains. Truly breathtaking. 320km return trip and perfect 29°C. A bit windy at some locations. When going up the mountains I could feel the temperature dropping rapidly. Riding the mostly narrow road and looking down I felt dizzy due to the height. Amazing place.

Cruising along Lake Geneve to Montreux

Going up to Caux from Montreux, which is only 30 minutes from where I live!

Up on the way to Montana

Route taken:
Google Maps link

Lausanne to Interlaken

2010-07-17T03:13:00.001+10:00

Rented a Yamaha Xmax and rode to Interlaken. Round trip of 320km. Very impressive. This is one of the best motorcycling roads in the world.

In Lausanne I rent the Scooter from Aloc Bike for about CHF85/day.

Interlaken is a municipality in the Interlaken-Oberhasli administrative district in the Canton of Bern in Switzerland, a well-known tourist destination in the Bernese Oberland.

Very nice pizza for lunch! Just before Fribourg.

Route:
Google Maps link

Summer Ride 2010

2010-02-16T04:05:00.001+11:00

Riding out after our big holiday in Indonesia. From Bonbeach to Tooradin via Cranbourne backroads. Blue skies with no wind !

South Gippsland ride

2009-09-12T09:59:00.001+10:00

Photos by Daniel.

Mornington Peninsula via Arthur's Seat

2009-05-18T16:36:00.003+10:00

Along the Mornington Peninsula. Arthur's Seat, Flinders, Rosebud.

Reefton after bushfire

2009-04-23T09:14:00.004+10:00

Residents on TV are saying they're in need of support so I rode through Reefton-Marysville-BlackSpur. Spoke with a couple who sell hot food on a trailer at Narberthong and listened to their firsthand near-death experience during the fire.

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2009 Black Saturday bushfires

2009-02-06T16:26:00.008+11:00

Fire destroyed small town communities along the most popular motorcycling roads in Melbourne. Kinglake, Marysville, Narberthong, Strathewen, Arthurs Creek ... hundreds died. Worst natural tragedy in Australia.

Marysville gone. We normally ride from Healesville through the Black Spur, stopping at Marysville for coffee and breakfast before heading to Reefton. It was a beatiful little town specially in Autumn when the trees change colours. It had a biker pub, bakery, service station, cafe, ski rental, lolli shop and small river. A motorcyclist's paradise.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/video/

Many cars with occupants trapped in fire. This rider did not escape.

I rode through these areas 3 months after the fire. It was still a devastated scene.

Phillip Island Track Day

2008-11-18T15:43:00.000+11:00

Prepare bike for PI track day

2008-11-16T01:44:00.001+11:00

Around Salatiga on my Vespa

2008-11-10T16:58:00.004+11:00

From Salatiga to Beringin via Sari Rejo. Watching how rubber is sapped and processed from the trees. The scooter is 1976 Vespa Super 150cc. It has 2-stroke engine with manually-mixed gasoline and oil.

MotoGP 2008

2008-10-05T15:32:00.004+11:00

Rode to Phillip Island to watch MotoGP. Sunny but really cold day for Spring. Carb frozen like on the mountains.

I took these pics using Nikon D50 and Nikkor 70-300mm lens

First spring ride

2008-09-13T16:15:00.004+10:00

Still with unfixed bike. Blackspur - Marysville and back.

First ride after accident - Arthur's Seat

2008-06-14T12:32:00.001+10:00

Went to the beautiful Authur's Seat. Bike fixed but not the fairings. Bike felt very twitcy.

Oops ...

2008-05-05T13:20:00.003+10:00

WSBK 2008 ride to Phillip Island

2008-02-29T12:15:00.006+11:00

Ride to Phillip Island. 515km, started with drizzle but then became a perfect weather. Beautiful hidden roads around Gippsland. Fast.
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Marty (ZRX1200),
James(ZX9R),
Dave(FZ1N),
Cameron(FZ6N),
Ben(CBR945RR).

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Km. 114800 Replace chain and sprockets

2008-02-26T13:24:00.002+11:00

Front sprocket $50
Rear sprocket $55
Chain $179
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Angle grinder $49
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Total: $333

Needed to remove front sprocket nut at Brighton Kwaka $10.

Fitting the split-chain link used the balljoint remover. Worked a treat!

Failed DIY camera mount!

2008-02-07T04:10:00.000+11:00

Tried to wheelie using it and it nearly fell.

Whittlesea to Mt. Baw Baw

2008-02-03T15:15:00.001+11:00

Well all went to plan met up with tape,hidepenny and javaman 10 am whitlsea ten minutes later of to flowerdale and up glenburn road where andi took a few photos.Then proceeded to toolangi and at the turn of 3 cop cars and assorted traffic so made out like they wernt there .Got to chum creek road then the fun began,how quick can you get passed a line of vintage cars After that little game we proceeded to yarra junction and on to nooje.At the turn of we decieded to go straight to baw baw and get lunch on the way back as hidepenny had to get back early arvo.

There was not a lot of traffic up the baw baw road so there was a bit of a spirited run up there nothing super fast but enough to keep your attension on the road.I was waiting at the top then hidepenny and tape turned up,then an ooppsy While stopping hidepenny dropped his bike when brakeing at low speed .There was a fair amount of paint of the fairing,bent gear lever and scuffed engine cover but he was ok.After a breif chat he headed of and the rest of us had a rest then headed back to nooje.On arrival there were 20 tractors pulling up so to avoid a long wait for meals we decieded to have a snack at the local shop.Tape left from there and me ,kazz and andi had a bite to eat then went of to get some petrol.This is where andi departed and headed towards koranburra,me and kazz went back the way we came .I had a little play with a gixxer i was just crusing on the sweepers $1.20 and he over took me,but surprise surprise there were a few tighter corners and i was lighting the way for him as he seemed a little lost. All in all a good run bugger about the drop but no-one was hurt in the making of this ride so alls good.Thanks to all that attended and to the others that didnt,You missed out.

HTML report: http://www.honda-tiger.or.id/forum/touring-di-l-t18964p4.html

DIY Scottoiler / Chain Oiler

2008-01-23T11:24:00.000+11:00

Broadford via Strath Creek

2008-01-20T22:34:00.001+11:00

HTML report: http://www.honda-tiger.or.id/forum/touring-di-l-t18964p3.html

Attendee's by memory...someone can fill in whoever i miss...!

PhotoMike- Happy birthday mate, hope you got home OK?
Tape
Mobile
Ratmick
Scott
Benno
Dean and Ronster team pillion
Mobiles mate on his VT7fiddie
Mal
Stace
I think I've missed one or two..sorry to whoever it is!!

The meet times were loosely adhered to and we ended up getting away from Diamond Creek about 11.00am. Thanks to Mal assuring us that the road was open, we headed straight up Kinglake National Park Rd and stopped halfway where the road no longer was!!!!! With how they had it all blocked, there was no way across not even on a dirt squirt! So we U-turned and headed back down the hill and turned left at Panton Hill and around to Yarra Glen where a few got fuel. We then back tracked around to chum ck rd and up to Kinglake and across in the Fog to Kinglake west for the run down to Flowerdale. At Kinglake West Mr.VT 7fiddie turned for Melbourne having had enough of the fog! As usual it was tricky in the wet through here, with lots of mud dragged onto the road at any dirt rd intersection from the numerous 4wd's who frequent the state forest. This and the shiny patches however were nothing compared to the 5 kilometres of diesel coming into Flowerdale. Speaking of which, we must all have been very lucky, as a car following behind us didn't fair so well, ending up on it's roof, with the occupants air lifted and the road closed to all traffic! I know a few had some seat foam chewing moments just before arriving in Flowerdale.

We stopped at the Flowerdale pub for lunch. It was to be Broadford, however the rain and Mal's detour up and back down KNPR had put us behind schedule. While digesting lunch, we also had front row seats to watch the air ambulance touch down on the roadside across from the Pub.

After lunch we headed over to Strath Ck and then over to Broadford. It was here that some people decided to turn left onto the freeway for Melbourne???????? Dunno why???? No corner markers????? Anyhoo, at Broadford, Ronster, Mal and Stace took the direct route back, with Ratmick, Scott and me doing a little run across to Pyalong and down to (forgotten name...someone will fill it in.) where we split up. Ratmick and scott heading west and me south. Arrived home at 4.30 with 360klms travelled door to door.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who braved the weather and went out for a splash. I would also like to thank those who wimped out, regardless of the excuses!!!

Km. 114300

2008-01-18T14:42:00.001+11:00

Replaced front tyre from Shinko 003 to Dunlop GPR100 $145
90 degree valve stem $10

Km. 112500

2007-12-10T13:25:00.000+11:00

- Replaced Shinko rear with Dunlop GPR100 ($265?)
- Rear brake pads

Beaconsfield - Reefton

2007-11-11T13:15:00.001+11:00

As usual it was last minute decision, took the now "mandatory" route beaconsfield-gembrook-warby-reefton. Those who haven't done beaconsfield-gembrook it's like a warm-up for reefton ! Met strika and dave and upon seeing the red six they opted to ride the other way .

Up to reefton it was pristine. Some weird new yellow markers must be a new bike guide and I like it ! On the other side of the road plenty of fine gravel so I took some mental notes for the way back. I did not plan to ride black spur avoiding the tourist seeing its a 26C & blue sky day. Haven't ridden for a while so I rode really carefully. There were so many bikes around and I really tried to keep to the left in case someone ran wide. There was one ktm guy who did this and passed the white line but he managed to control it.

On the way back I came across a group of 6 guys doing "the pace". very disciplined and smooth and I tagged behind. Love it. But after a while one by one they signal me to pass as my pace was bit quicker, perhaps they hate seeing dual white xenon headlights looming on the mirror -- as you do. Getting to the leader this one guy was different -- he was very fast and smooth so I just stayed comfortably behind him and learnt a few. We passed the peak and after sometimes I found out my pace is getting marginally quicker so I pass him somewhere safely. He stayed with me for a while but by the 80 zone he was about 3 bends away. My 10,000km-worn shinko's performed beautifully during the whole ordeal

The highlight of the trip was the chicada, though. There must be millions of them, in the helmet sounding like bearing 'whirr' I actually stopped to inspect my bike!. Off the helmet well they're really LOUD, never experienced anything like that.

if this is what's in store for summer ......then BRING IT ON !!!

http://www.ksrc-au.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=17813&hilit=

Km. 105000

2007-10-08T10:50:00.000+10:00

Major service
- Valve shim change (shimss, gaskets)
- Oil change
- Radiator coolant change

Birthday pics

2007-10-03T21:48:00.000+10:00

Ride with the kids ...

2007-09-28T18:30:00.000+10:00

Reefton Spur

2007-09-07T19:54:00.000+10:00

Reefton Spur

2007-09-07T04:06:00.000+10:00

Reefton Spur short video

Sydney to Melbourne via Snowy Mountains

2007-05-23T07:31:00.002+10:00

Autumn in Khancoban

Departed Sydney 7:30 and arriving at Cooma 16:00. Stayed in Cooma motor inn (in front of McDonalds). Great Chinese restaurant there. Fog and cold weather and avoided Cabramurra.

Departed from Cooma at 7:30 and arriving in Melbourne 19:00.

Beautiful roads and scenery, some snow. Some problems with carb icing (too cold!)

Thredbo - Khancoban:

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Melbourne to Sydney via coastal route

2007-05-20T01:05:00.002+10:00

1100km, 16hrs. Left Bonbeach 2:30am, arrived in Sydney 6:30.

Tambo upper

Google maps: Route taken

Touring: What to take list - for Sydney trip

2007-05-18T15:06:00.000+10:00

Underseat:
Gaffa tape
Pants rain suit
Bicycle pump
Tubeless repair kit
Basic tools (screwdriver, plier)
Spare $100
Tissues
Flashlight
Zip ties
Panadol + Imodium + Bandaid
Bicycle chain lock

On bike:
water bottle
shoo roo
nsw & vic map

Bag & pockets:
Notebook + charger + ethernet cable + console cable
Camera + charger + usb cable
HP + charger
GPS + batteries
radio ?
Plastic bags
Ear plug
Chain lube
Clothing
Umbrella
Waterproofing gloves
Neck Warmer
Spare key
Hat

Km. 104050

2007-05-15T16:08:00.000+10:00

- Oil change
- Draggin Jeans Peter Stevens $229

Ride to Thompson Dam

2007-04-15T12:30:00.001+10:00

With MSTCV

Cameron Stevens leading
13 bikes, 13 people (4 first time riders), 370 km, 24 deg.
4 bikes, 4 people from Dargo joined ride at Tyers
Incident #1: GSXR600 member (1st ride back), minor cosmetic, rideable, continued, some gardening on Hill End Rd
Incident #2: Hayabusa 1st time rider, minor cosmetic, not rideable holed engine cover. Put off line by errant 4WD on Rawson Tyres Rd. Tow truck attended.

Km. 103200

2007-04-11T16:46:00.000+10:00

2nd stator fault. Soldering went lose.

Re-soldered the fault and back to normal.

Km. 102600

2007-03-23T17:51:00.000+11:00

- Front & Rear Shinko 003, $325, Mag wheels & Tyres (preston)
- Excellent feel. Front is '70' profile.
- Rear Pirelli Diablo Strada lasted 13730km, slippery on wet roads
- Front Michelin Pilot Power lasted 13700km+, terrible lean feel

Front tyre 120/65-17
Back tyre 180/55-17
Magwheels
94800 911
102 Chifley drive
Preston

Km. 102200

2007-03-17T18:55:00.000+11:00

- Replaced brake pads, AUD47 on ebay
- Replaced front brake oil

WSBK ride

2007-03-01T20:39:00.001+11:00

World superbike ride. Met marty (zx9r), mick (zx10r), dave (gos, zx12r) in Marysvile. Ride through reefton, warburton, poweltown, neerim, drouin etc.

in twowheels

2007-02-27T20:47:00.002+11:00

Foto waktu sepeda-motoran di Selo sama Agung masuk twowheels magazine :)

Km 100000

2006-12-21T09:41:00.000+11:00

Engine oil replacement

99999 km !

2006-12-18T13:40:00.000+11:00

Stator fault

2006-12-14T15:52:00.000+11:00

Km. 99700, burned wires on stator. Reading was 1,5ohms, 4 ohms, and 4.5 ohms. Soldered the burned wire (2 of them) and returned to normal meter reading, 0.5ohms. Vac output is a good 47v at 4000 rpm

Kinglake - Whittlesea - Yea

2006-11-16T16:40:00.000+11:00

This is how it's done

Vrooommm!

Ride with my dad

2006-10-19T17:00:00.002+10:00

From Bonbeach to the Mornington Peninsula via Arthur's Seat - Redhill. Beautiful weather.

Battery charger

2006-10-05T10:58:00.000+10:00

Using Linksys adapter. Works fine 8 hrs.

Update: Dick smity battery charger regulator $15. Perfect, can be left connected all the time.

Km. 9650

2006-09-26T21:47:00.000+10:00

Replaced Fan switch - $63 Brighton Kawasaki

Replaced radiator fluid - $16 Caltex radiator fluid

Replaced Radiator cap - $9 BP Servo

MotoGP 2006

2006-09-17T14:34:00.001+10:00

Rode with Richard (swabio) via Cranbourne - Cardinia - Bayles - Poowong - Korrumbura - Kongwak - Daylston - San Remo PI. 2.5hrs, Very thick fog.

Battery & Gloves

2006-09-13T15:19:00.000+10:00

Battery - Battery World $99. Km 95,350

Gloves - Brighton Kawasaki/Tarmac Glove $70 10%disc.

Telomoyo

2006-09-06T14:45:00.002+10:00

Selo Pass volcanic ride !

2006-09-05T14:40:00.006+10:00

Mount Telomoyo was active so we went for a look and rode through Cepogo - Selo - New Selo - Blabak. Continued to the southern coast of Java: Parang Tritis - Baron - Krakal - Kukup. Went home via Wonosari.

Australia's TwoWheels Magazine pics!

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Update 29/10/2010
This mountain just exploded again and has taken many casualities including a prominent resident (mbah Maridjan).

http://bigthink.com/ideas/24732
http://www.daylife.com/photo/03Qd1Bcavd4M1?q=volcano

Km. 95000

2006-08-20T12:38:00.000+10:00

Oil change

Broadford Track Day

2006-07-22T10:15:00.002+10:00

Telomoyo

2006-06-24T07:34:00.000+10:00

Km. 91150

2006-05-22T11:24:00.000+10:00

2x front brake pads from brigton kawasaki, $195, 91150km.

Previous pads was racing ones apparenlty (2 pads on each 'plate'), looks 'metal' and was very noisy. The new ones are very quiet and stops as quick.

DIY Heated Handgrips: part two

2006-05-16T10:35:00.000+10:00

I ran the wire through the grip, isolate using a piece of bicycle tyre rubber, and then wound it back inside. Once completed I taped the whole thing.

At first attempt I used only insulation tape, which did not hold and produce some amount of smoke !!

Wound the wire to the inside. Took some trials to get the correct gaps. Pull it enough so it grips nicely. Remember that hot wire will increase in length.

Tape the whole grip to prevent water and moisture. I replaced the insulation tapes in the picture here with gaffa tape (cloth tape) at the end because it is more water resistant.

Do the same for the throttle grip, allowing cable slack. I also tied the cable to secure the connections.

DIY Heated Handgrips: part one

2006-05-13T11:00:00.000+10:00

Seems like winter came early this year in Melbourne so I decided to do something about my numb fingers. Off to the shop, ebay, and such and could not find anything good and cheap enough. Oxford handgrip looks to be the most common but it's $149 and looks like farken harley grips... big and chromy.

So a quick search on Google "DIY heated handgrips" found nice instruction to make a cheap one.

Bill of material (all from Dick Smith Electronics):

4 metre packet of “Cuprothal” resistance wire
Part number. W 3200 about $2 (Note: the other option is“Nichrome” wire which is a bitch to solder)

Three-way switch (off-on-off), about $3from Dick Smith, also with the waterproof hood, $3.

Buy also a fuse holder.

Other stuff I already have are bicycle inner tube rubber (for insulation), soldering iron, solder, wire, insulation tape, etc……

The design I found on the internet is quite genius. It doesn't utilise a nasty hot resistor but simply connect the heater in parallel (for high temp) and serial (for low).

The desired heat is 18watts per grip which is the commercial norm, this translates to 8ohm worth of Cuphrotal wire -- approximately 1.2 meter in length per grip.

Update: I ended up not using this serial-parallel setup as the heat difference is too much. Simpler to use serial connection with 5W 1.3 ohms resistor.

Frame slider

2006-05-11T10:59:00.000+10:00

Bought frame slider from the us, $37. Delrin ones.

Brake bleeder

2006-05-07T23:16:00.000+10:00

Bought brake bleeder from eBay, $16 shipped from Germany.

DIY heated grips

2006-05-06T21:11:00.000+10:00

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Km. 90,000

2006-05-06T20:31:00.000+10:00

- Oil change 90,000km Valvoline Premium XLD
- Fitted HEL braided lines (2 front, $70 from ebay)
- Bled and replaced brake Fluid (Castrol DOT4)

Great Ocean Road with Dave

2006-05-04T01:30:00.001+10:00

Dave arrived from UK. I Led 5 bikes (steve, michael -gold coast, Dave-UK, me, steve) through Sorrento - queenscliff - Lorne - Anglesea. Back through Geelong. Rainy and wet but beautiful rainbows all over the place!

Braided line

2006-05-01T23:24:00.000+10:00

HEL steel braided lines, Ebay, $70 + $8 shipping.

Melbourne to Halls Gap

2006-04-29T21:04:00.001+10:00

Anzac Day ride to Sth. Gippsland

2006-04-23T03:11:00.001+10:00

Led 13 bikes to Sth. Gippsland (Cranbourne - Poowong -Korrumbura - Warragul - Trafalgar).

Km. 88868

2006-04-21T23:27:00.000+10:00

Ban belakang kawasaki ninja. Pirelli diablo strada, $280, km 88868. Performance motorcycle & watercraft moorabbin (Michael).

Old tyre Dunlop Sportsmax GPR100 lasted 10192Km. Very good tyre for $225!

Replaced rear brake pads, $44

Andrew loves bikes !

2006-01-17T04:20:00.000+11:00

Phillip Island GP track day

2005-11-22T05:20:00.003+11:00

First ever track day. Phillip Island is the fastest track in MotoGP and it is very intimidating. I glanced an indicated 240kph at the end of the front straight.

Km. 78676

2005-11-11T16:39:00.000+11:00

Front Sprocket $64
Rear Sprocket $55
O-Ring Chain RK525 $165
Dunlop Rear GRP100 $225

Barry Sheen Ride 2005

2005-10-24T03:43:00.003+10:00

Barry Sheen Ride started from Bairnsdale to Phillip Island. Travelled from Melbourne to Mansfield - Whitfiled - Chesthunt - Great Alpine Road - Bairnsdale. Beautiful weather and scenery.

Great Alpine Road - Victoria

2005-10-23T03:31:00.001+10:00

Ride around Phuket

2005-06-05T02:43:00.002+10:00

Ride around Phuket, Thailand. Gianni on a Suzuki Hayabusa and I got a CBR600RR. Not bad, no speed limits! I wish I did Samui as well...

Beautiful roads of Tasmania

2005-04-23T02:58:00.003+10:00

Business trip to Tasmania (Launceston and Invermay) to interface token ring and ethernet router cards.

Ride to Noojee

2005-04-12T03:29:00.001+10:00

Plan was to ride to Walhalla but a Suzuki GSXR750 got punctured. Helped to plug the tyre and headed back to Noojee.

Ride to Dieng - Wonosobo

1994-07-01T17:56:00.001+10:00