Another new Aussie
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Another new Aussie
Hello everyone, just wanted to say hi... long time rider new to 4 stroke thumpers, 36years old and on the prowl for a decent 650, got the cash just waiting for the right bike. Just come off a KTM 300 exc (money pit) cant wait to have something reliable and red. Great site with heaps of info.
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Re: Another new Aussie
Welcome Mick, few bikes over here but not sure about down under as long as it's got knobblies and is clean you will fit in with me
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XR650R Year : 2002
Re: Another new Aussie
Welcome ,
btw if you think that the exc300 ( two stroker ) is a money pit , you are in for a suprise
btw if you think that the exc300 ( two stroker ) is a money pit , you are in for a suprise
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xr money pit
Now are you saying that the XR will be a money pit... If thats just because of the mods and extras well thats ok, but I do believe that XR650r's are know for their reliability.. is that not true??
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Cheap as you like to run, I change the oil and filter like any other bike and clean her, you can spend money on the bikes "if" you want to but stock bike is great; but depends on what you want her to look like and what you want her to do ?.
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XR mods
Dont want to do too much , the bike Im currently looking at has a full staintune system, bark busters, front and rear braided lines and bash plate, they want $4850. I want to put a clarke 4.3 gal natural tank on, 200w stator, suspension upgrade (Im 127kg) been quoted $760 Aus. and trail tech speedo, The bike is a 2000 mdl and I would like a 2004-2005 but apparently there's not much difference.
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picked her up yay
Well as we all know if it's ment to be it's ment to be...
I was thinking about holding off in buying my pig until later on in the year, I check the bike classifieds for one more time and there she was.. 30 min from home
A 2004 XR650R, un corked, fat high rise bars, 2700 kms, stage 1 hot cam, and clean as a whistle..
$5500
For the price I was very happy
Took it for a quick ride and I am in love with the pull and power. Im not going to do much engine wise as I feel it goes great.
Cant wait for a proper burl.
Great to be part of the BRP club, Never going to sell it .
I was thinking about holding off in buying my pig until later on in the year, I check the bike classifieds for one more time and there she was.. 30 min from home
A 2004 XR650R, un corked, fat high rise bars, 2700 kms, stage 1 hot cam, and clean as a whistle..
$5500
For the price I was very happy
Took it for a quick ride and I am in love with the pull and power. Im not going to do much engine wise as I feel it goes great.
Cant wait for a proper burl.
Great to be part of the BRP club, Never going to sell it .
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Re: Another new Aussie
You git! Typical newbie, preferring an old thumper with some alleged 'character' over a hypermodern nice smooth burbling and screaming 2stroke which is orange and comes with a small lcd dash!
Oh wait, I did too - then "Welcome" I suppose?
Oh wait, I did too - then "Welcome" I suppose?
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xrmick wrote:Well as we all know if it's ment to be it's ment to be...
I was thinking about holding off in buying my pig until later on in the year, I check the bike classifieds for one more time and there she was.. 30 min from home
A 2004 XR650R, un corked, fat high rise bars, 2700 kms, stage 1 hot cam, and clean as a whistle..
$5500
For the price I was very happy
Took it for a quick ride and I am in love with the pull and power. Im not going to do much engine wise as I feel it goes great.
Cant wait for a proper burl.
Great to be part of the BRP club, Never going to sell it .
Another bike "uncorked" I take it your bike came from the US/Canada..must have been to need uncorking
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uncorked
The bikes when released in Australia are restricted to meet emission regulations, so yes the bike has had them removed.. hence the " uncorking"
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xrmick wrote:The bikes when released in Australia are restricted to meet emission regulations, so yes the bike has had them removed.. hence the " uncorking"
Appologies looks like some were corked as per "Dealer Discretion" on some Australian models...
Jetting....
UK/European All Models 175/65s/3rd
Australian Some Models 112/65s/3rd
I will shut up
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hi from across the ditch
australia is one of the places that took to the brps with a vengence, nearly a top selling dirtbike there, ideal country to ride one in too, lots of open spaces to open them up properly... welcome
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