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Get rid of it Pat

No point paying rego + insurance on it !

Sold my bike.. them feels.. but wasn't using it much either lately, not worth keeping.

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but at what point do you seriously assume it's going to be OK?

personally, after a DECA or something. give it time to get hot, time at higher rpm, foot down, aggressive steering etc. theres only so much you can do on the street. ive wasted too much money on track days where i barely get 3 sessions (if any).

the recent motokana was the first in nearly 2 years I was still going at the end of the day.

Car hits 20 years this year and just so many rubber hoses and shit keep failing,

ordering a bunch to replace to be a bit pro active

whats I really need now is a shed and a trailer tho.

the recent motokana was the first in nearly 2 years I was still going at the end of the day.

Car hits 20 years this year and just so many rubber hoses and shit keep failing,

ordering a bunch to replace to be a bit pro active

whats I really need now is a shed and a trailer tho.

Buy a full silicone hose kit, pull motor out, replace all hoses with new clamps, fix any leaks / replace any old gaskets and you're laughing for the next year engine wise.

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