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Cruisecontrol
09-06-2009, 11:21 AM
This:
http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1244573928.jpg
For something like this:
http://www.asfphotos.com/upload/1244587694.gif
I think it is time to spend a lot less time on the road, but I still want to ride.
My boy is growing up fast and will want a bike soon, so the obvious choice is to find the Bandito a new home and get something else.
All the info on the bike is in various threads (I will dig 'em up shortly) but it is a good honest bike and I don't want to dick around with buying and selling etc.
So with a bit of luck someone will have a road/trail they are willing to part with (I am looking for 400cc plus, but who knows)
JackTar
09-06-2009, 08:24 PM
I'll give ya two 'not one but two' AG bikes Dan :)
bluemk1
09-06-2009, 09:53 PM
dan maybe put a $ value on it in case someone has a suitable bike but isnt sure if you will laugh at the offer or not.
im guessing a bike + cash is also an option?
Cruisecontrol
10-06-2009, 08:52 PM
Two AG bikes? Two! Hmm, I will keep that one in mind, mate.
I am damned if I know what it is worth which is why I would just rather a swap, but I would be happy if I got my money back for the original purchase of the stock bike ($5,000).
It is an '03 1200
58,000kms
'02 GSX-R front end
'Busa rear shock
K&N pods \ Dynojet kit
Acewell dash
Full Hindle exhaust system
Custom tail with TLS seat
New chain & sprockets (done about 200kms)
Rear tyre 95%, front 60%
I am just after a decent sized thumper that I can slap a set of tard wheels on and play on the road and the dirt.
tunelliner
11-06-2009, 10:08 PM
holy crap!
that is CLEAN.
good luck mate!
ps boris. this is what you should. Not some crappy CBR1000F :D
kevkatana
11-06-2009, 10:38 PM
I'm not angry. Just very dissapointed[V].
Almost as bad as Banditrod buying a Kumandsuckme.
Sweet ride mate, good luck with the sale.
Cruisecontrol
26-06-2009, 04:52 PM
Yeah, a mate is keen as mustard but I now have cold feet...
luke4130
26-06-2009, 08:16 PM
Surely you can pick up a traily for cheap enough to still keep the bandit (i't be a shame to sell it). I'd like to do the same thing but i need to have one bike going before i'd get another. good luck either way.
BANDITROD
26-06-2009, 10:13 PM
shit dan dont do it mate its one of a kind and you will be kicken yourself in the arse if you go through with it
El_Hefty
26-06-2009, 11:08 PM
shit i sold my ttr600 for just over 3k ... with 10k on the clock....
ill go buy it back and swap :)
seriously though its a nice bike,
speeddemon
09-08-2009, 07:46 PM
I have a 2002 Husky wr360 if you are interested ?? top bike, you short shift it and it pulls like a 4 stroke.
Cruisecontrol
10-08-2009, 07:58 PM
Hmm, thanks for the offer but after I sold my RZ500 I promised myself I would steer clear of two strokes for the next hundred or so years.
speeddemon
11-08-2009, 07:34 PM
OK but just think when your mate is hasseling you from behind while you try to get out of a rut that swallowed your bike, you just hold the throttle open and gas him to death!!! [xx(]
Stroker dirties with torque can not be beat.[^]
gixkat
11-08-2009, 08:19 PM
If you can afford to do so, I would just keep it, sumthin tells me the moment you sell it you will regret it.
BANDITROD
11-08-2009, 09:00 PM
^^^^^^^^^^^yep i am with him
slickncghia
14-08-2009, 07:26 PM
hmmm i have a ktm 300 (01) in top mech nick that i just cant find the time to ride atm. (ive had 2 tards and was going to tard this one eventually) and i was planning a bandit ot replace my fazer600 roadbike
but for some reason you dont like the smokers so thats no good for you
BANDITROD
14-08-2009, 09:13 PM
if you are serious dan then either choic above your is far a behond any current 4 stroke power and reliabillity wise imo crf's and wr's and kxf's are shitheaps they go well for a couple of hours anyway
sheezymaneezy
15-08-2009, 03:15 AM
How much you chasing mate and where are you?
Does anyone know what kind of kms the Bandit engines are good for? 58,000kms is a lot
scotty
16-08-2009, 04:02 PM
quote:Originally posted by BANDITROD
if you are serious dan then either choic above your is far a behond any current 4 stroke power and reliabillity wise imo crf's and wr's and kxf's are shitheaps they go well for a couple of hours anyway
Don't u go puttin mud on that nice blue name.
Wr's are soooooooo reliable. all u need to do is change the 710 every 500k's of dirt or 1000 of road, valve's every 10 and ya cant go wrong. 2 bangers are always gunna be cheaper to rebuild but it's 900ml of oil for fuck's sake. just change it.Mind you that go's for most of em. as long as you don't get a friday husky,aprila,honda,kwaka,gas gas,etc etc.
Go for late modle yammy, ktm or a berga ring, do the oil on the latter every 2 ride's(or tanks of fuel) an they'll go foreva...
BANDITROD
16-08-2009, 05:08 PM
u mean hahaha .........
stackas
19-08-2009, 08:43 PM
Im with scotty. I had a WR400 and that is just what I did. change the oil every 2 rides. Sold it to a mate who got it all checked out and it has compression like new and it has never been rebuilt. thats a 98 model. If my current bike died I would go back and motard a WR
Watto
19-08-2009, 08:55 PM
quote:Originally posted by sheezymaneezy
How much you chasing mate and where are you?
Does anyone know what kind of kms the Bandit engines are good for? 58,000kms is a lot
would think a lot more than that unless flogged and not regularly serviced - my triple got well over 60,000 on it and I wring its neck most of the time and not had an issue (only two sets of sparkplugs and regular oil changes - lots of tyres tho :D)
think most of the oil boilers are pretty tuff mate
quote:Originally posted by BANDITROD
if you are serious dan then either choic above your is far a behond any current 4 stroke power and reliabillity wise imo crf's and wr's and kxf's are shitheaps they go well for a couple of hours anyway
As far as the WRf's are concerned, yer blowin smoke, Rodness. I've had a WR450 '04 model since new and all I do is change the oil/filter and clean the air filter. The only thing I've had to replace is 1 sparkplug, chain and sprockets and a few rear tyres. I've done heaps of 2 day trail rides and flogged the buggar on the street in motard guise for 12 months. They're as reliable as anything else out there and more-so.
Valves on them aren't an issue unless you don't clean your air-filter.
My bike still has original engine components except the zorst.
No use having gobs of power in the dirt if you aren't capable of using it. ;)
In saying that, I reckon I could ride a WR250 quicker in the sticks than a 450 but I like doing wheelies too much.
Cruisecontrol
19-08-2009, 09:02 PM
All moot, fellas.
Tis a keeper. I just couldn't do it.
rock hard
19-08-2009, 11:37 PM
good idea dan..
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