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Just on local news in Oklahoma, it's 120 to 130 degrees in Australia!!!! Hydrate!!!!!! Best from the states!!! Stay cool :scorched:
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http://www.thestar.com/news/world/article/1312280--australian-wildfires-point-to-climate-change-risks Annie.... you doing okay? Warnbro Western Australia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warnbro,_Western_Australia Fires on the other side of Australia... but sounds like many fires in Australia
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My radio is stuck on AM. Won't change to FM. Has anybody else had this problem and how did you fix it ? Jim O'D....... Australia
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Well it has happened , My poor old trusty 1996 XVZ Royal Star only 72000 kilometers or 45000 of your miles had started to consume clutch fluid and is starting to drag the clutch and sometimes is hard to change gear and to select netural. From what I have read on the forum it appears that slave cylinder maintainance is required. there are no apparent leaks visable. Because I am isolated here in rural Australia and there are no local dealers close by I would like some input from you great bunch of guys as to what is involved in this job as well as a reputable supplier for the necessary parts. I guess that it it advisable to change the slave out as against rekiting it. I am also thinking that a re kit of the master might as well be done at the same time. any thoughts about this please, Can the slave be changed out without dismantling any of the gearbox. Cheers to all, Winston66, Northampton , Western Australia
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... how's this for comparison? Australia and the USA http://www.users.on.net/%7Earachne/usaAust.jpg
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The USS Carl Vincent and her escort ships will dock out in gauge roads tomorrow, and navy personnel will enjoy our twin cities of Fremantle and Perth. They will also take part in our Anzac Day march on Wednesday WELCOME U.S. NAVY
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I'm 6 foot tall, weigh-in at about 280lbs, and carbon dated at around 71 years of age, and I can't get my '87 VR up on the centre stand on my own ! Is there a mod to make it easier so I can do it on my own ? Jim O'D..... Australia.
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I ( in error ) decided a long time ago not to do a bucket list. I've changed my mind - after looking around Australia, I've decided that I want to do some fresh water fishing in Australia, then perhaps the next day deep water ocean fishing. What makes this doable is that it only costs just less than $100 US for a 6 hour charter for either. Of course the 27 hour flight could be a pain but that's why someone invented Bud Light.
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I have posted some photo's in the picture folder for you all to enjoy
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Thank you so much for a Memorable time:bighug:......MOOSE :rotfl: I m sure you brought that spider with you from Australia
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forgot to tell you......there is a parcel on it's way to you for M.D.
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Could those attending the rally go back into the RSVP list and put names for their "guest" I am having badges made...and need to know names. PLEASE help us to get these done
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Does anyone have or know where I can get a KPH speedo ? Jim O'D Australia
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For our family down under!! Not sure what ya'll do for Australia day, but I'm sure drinking is involved somewhere. Margaret
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to you to you :Crazy_139: to you have a great day Bill
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Saw on the news that parts of Australia are being flooded. You ok where your at Annie?
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This seems a bit pricey to me. RandyA http://cgi.ebay.com/87-model-yamaha-venture-royal-/320578578158?pt=AU_Motorcycles&hash=item4aa3f8e6ee
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I'm doing an overhaul of my brakes. Cleaning and fitting new seals and pads etc. I split the two halves of the calipers to get into the cylinders and clean them out. So far so good...............then I dropped one of the square "O" rings that seal the fluid tranfer holes from one side to the other and now I can't find it. Yamaha don't even have a part number for these "O" rings and I can't get a replacement part from any auto brake parts supplier here in Australia either. I'd like to replace the lot as mine are probably originals and the bike is an '83 model and they have hardened and have lost their elasticity. Does anyone know where I can get 6 of these ? Thanks in anticipation Jim O'D...............................................
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Western Australia: Wednesday 10am
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I today received my fork head nut tool from Gary He shipped it to Valley View South Australia Australia (DOWN UNDER) from when I asked for this tool 8 days to my home THANK YOU again
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Found this on Youtube. Kinda cool.... [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-T2UmxvU6QQ&feature=player_embedded]YouTube- Australia Inside Out Trailer[/ame] [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1PRSQIVXl4&NR=1]YouTube- Australia Inside Out Trailer 2[/ame]
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You may have seen some TV coverage a couple of weeks ago of a massive dust storm that swept across Australia and turned Sydney a deep red colour. This is a shot a mate sent me of the storm front as it passed through Broken Hill. Broken Hill is in the very west of my State and close to the 'epicentre' of the storm where it originated in central South Australia. The last I heard the dust was settling on the north island of New Zealand.
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As I am proud to support the men and women in uniform, both here in Australia, and our allies in the U.S.A. I am now a proud member of the PGR I try to support both the Vietnam Veterans MC and the Patriots MC here in Western Australia -- so wished to support our brothers and sisters in the U.S. forces.:clap2:GOD BLESS 'EM ALL.
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:clap2:Thank you so much for all you have done to assist in the purchase of the "thumb brake" for my RSV. Looking forward to receiving it in the mail :bighug:from
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Alan and I have been members of the Ulysses Club.org for twelve years now, and try to spend our annual holidays travelling to, and attending the Rally and AGM held every year in a different state of Australia. It's the largest club in the southern hemisphere (27,533 members in Australia), and has even gone international to about seven countries. The club runs on very similar lines to VR.org--that's probably why I feel so much at home here!! AND "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" It was started 26 years ago by three guys looking for somewhere to socialise and have comradeship in their senior years.(with their wives etc) Their days of "hooning" were over and they just wanted to ride and enjoy. So I thought I would show you a couple of pics of rallies and some of the silly things we do to raise money for charities. (mostly for children & arthritis research) Thats Alan as the "phantom" and also as a woman (YUK) on the "shockin' Frock Run" where the men had to dress female (riders pay $10 & pillion $5) then there is a "beauty contest":rasberry: A couple of years back I even shaved off my hair, while a friend went "blue" for Luekemia research. I'll do most anything for the kids!! :happy34: So now I belong to the two best "family" clubs in the world, it doesn't get any better than that!! :banana:
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