XTShee

I have had mine for nearly 2 years now, and its held up great, still no peeling good quality shit

Brian Adams

here you go mate, Nice Pics

email em to me and I can post em if you want. [email protected]

Im not a trinity fan myself..but that was funny lol 286603[/snapback] LMAO

Man sounds like you know your shit broke, The back shock has rebound and compression adjust along with the front forks. It has two front gears, which I am likeing as I ride it 20km to and from work at the moment, so some of the higer gears come in handy. What do you mean when you say learn how to spin good? I should pick the falling up pretty quick judgeing by the amount of time I have already been over the bars. I hear you on that weight back thing, first time I went out I couldnt get my seat low enough because the stem was to long and I had a lot of trouble getting down the hill. Taken to it with a hacksaw since though and now its a lot nicer to ride. Still having a lot of trouble coming in and out of corners though but like Led said Practice makes perfect

Led I picked it up form a local shop, cost me 3.5k NZ down form 5.5 since its an 04 and the new models are due in a few weeks. Having to pedal all the way uphill before you can come down sucks major ass but its all part of it I guess.

Any of you guys in to any downhilling? I just picked this bike up last week and am looking to get in to it. Been out a couple of times so far and it seems pretty fun. Any tips for a newbie?

I used to use kazza lite and imesh, they worked fine just make sure you have upto date virus software, I got rid of both of them though in favour of this site - http://www.mp3root.com/ $30 for unlimited, I only joined for 1 month but d/l over 300 albums. Just use get right d/l manager and set the suckers up overnight

I mostly ride trails with mine, geared 17/40 at the moment with T5's, I used to have a 16 on the front but stepped it up to a 17 because I wanted more speed going down the beach

That wasnt quading4life was it?

Give this a read, Just a little something benbb threw together http://www.dfn.com/benkaren/jetfaq.html

Any one get it on video?

It was wrong for the guy to hit him, but what sort of moron stands in the middle of a drag strip I am with led

Man it sucks your having/had trouble loco, I hope your new plans turn out the way your hopeing

Mate, well then maybe you should tell us the whole story before you start slamming it. In the post you also say when doing hills your WOT all the way up and no need for bottom and mid, and you state to shredish that its dialed in perfect. Whats changed since then? not trying to bust your balls or anything, just a bit confused

I second that, I am more than happy with my motor, it has amazing power right through the rpm range. Bottom, Mid, Top all good. Once I get some more cash, my RZ cylinders will be heading to Passion, as far as I am concerned there are no other options. Loco according to this post it May be if you didn't let some one else f*ck with your jugs it still would

yea im for real. ill sell you some passion cylinders if u want. i'll give you $200 for em

Never ever in my life used a mac mate, so other that trying a diffrent type of disc or burning program I cant help ya out sorry. I heard they have a weird 1 button mouse, wtf is up with that.

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Yup its weird, my mate use's dvd shrink and only dvd-r will work it spits back out the dvd+r How do they put the codes on the discs? What do you use to burn em? A friend of mine uses dvd decrypter to extract the video files then dvd shrink to compact them to fit on to a single layer disc, he dosent have any trouble, done all the latest movies too

Wasnt he getting getting grief from the cops over some kid with stolen bikes or some thing? I wounder if it all turned out good for him

I have 180 both cylinders at sea level with 20cc domes. Probably around 30-40 hours on it so far

Do you know anyone else with a shee? If so you could swap it out just to see if it works. If not, I supose I could send you down my spare if you want. You could give it a try, and if it works we can work out a price, if not you can just send it back up. [email protected] or 021 1313946 Luke

You still have to run the plate with the domes, by looking at them I cant tell them apart from regular domes. I dont think running them will make much diffrence, hopefully jim will fill us in on the diffrence