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I'm vacillating a bit up here about which bike to ride at Stanthorpe this weekend.
The front one has had some work that Billy Gough suggested a few weeks ago and does feel great. The back one was pretty good at the Bax trial but some jetting and suspension work since then has it running like a dream.

Choices choices choices.

If it makes things easier David ... you're welcome to park the "also ran" in my shed for a while ... that's if it makes things easier.

Alastair.

Well Greg you did ask over on the OZVMX forum about borrowing a twinshock for Stanthorpe, and you have said repeatedly that "Rust is the new bling" so here are the two most suitable twinshocks I could find.
Please let me know soon which one you want prepared for you to ride.
There isn't much time left for the finer detail of bike setup but I'll do my best

Hi Everyone,

David, hard decisions and so little time but I think RV 90 because if it balances on its own, that might be a good advantage.Hope you didn't waste your 3 wishes as I think you will need them!

On the other hand, those TYs look pretty good, I might have to switch Marques? Either one would be fine as I have ridden both and although quite different, both ride Beautifully!

good thIng about those RVs is there is so much air in those fat little tyres is that they actually float! I tried Jacko's in my dam.

Hi Everyone,

Just on a personal note, I wish to thank MTCQ for stepping up and holding the Inaugural Stanthorpe Classic and what an event it Was!

How good is it to only see old bikes at a 2 day event and not a Radiator to be seen, just the made to last quality stuff that we will be riding for years to Come!

There are quite a few people as it turns out that want to ride both quality old bikes and Modern, splitting the QLD Titles gave me a chance to dust off my Modern and give sybella/Baxy a run for his Money! Just 1 clean separated us on Modern bikes, maybe next time Tony?

This is an excellent way to complement the Twinshock Masters where something tells me there might be more wet Stuff?

Picked this little GEM up a while ago.The Vmx restoters site said "Anyone want a fixeruperer".I thought why not,I already have one ,why not get another one.A CZ 175 Land Patrol model 450

Now after a bit of work out in the shed this is what I have ended up with.
I.I have ridden it in a couple of trials and it performs pretty well.I am taking to South Aus for the aussie titles soon . Hope to see a few more classic guys down there.

Hi Everyone,

Love your work Paul! Did you take any photos in between or was it a...

[font=Times New Roman]This time next year thing[/font]?

Wow you almost out Dungared me and then I remembered this:

David Lahey wrote:How to make a silk purse from a sow's ear

and I reckon it won't be long until Kermit and Miss Piggy are "united"

David, sometimes it takes me a while to work out what you mean but I think I have the cardboard box cases sorted now with the "obligatory" Basket holding Everything!

Thank you for picking up my C_ _ _ , or is it S_ _ _ , er I mean Quality old bikes that may get ridden?

Paul S 74 wrote:Picked this little GEM up a while ago.The Vmx restoters site said "Anyone want a fixeruperer".I thought why not,I already have one ,why not get another one.A CZ 175 Land Patrol model 450
Now after a bit of work out in the shed this is what I have ended up with.
I have ridden it in a couple of trials and it performs pretty well.I am taking to South Aus for the aussie titles soon . Hope to see a few more classic guys down there.

Well done Paul. CZs are fabulous bikes and yours looks amazing.

Thanks Greg and David Sorry I did not take any progress pics.I usually only take a photo if I need to see how to put somthing back together.I have worked on these before and they are very easy motors to work on.