What did you do with your Trials Bike today? - Page 103

NMTrailboss · 01-20-2013, 06:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Gham

Glad to hear your on the road to recovery,mind if I ask what training video your referring to? I could go for some winter reading/viewing and I have a birthday coming up.My wife never knows what to get me so I usually just grab something small (tires/fork springs ect...) for myself and we're both happy.

https://secure.rypusa.com/prodpage.c...=84&startrow=1

and

https://secure.rypusa.com/prodpage.c...323&startrow=1

Gham · 01-20-2013, 09:16 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NMTrailboss

https://secure.rypusa.com/prodpage.c...=84&startrow=1

and

https://secure.rypusa.com/prodpage.c...323&startrow=1

Thank you!

DrKayak · 01-20-2013, 09:40 AM

Took a full year of searching to find this 2006 Rev3 for $2,500.

Old and new ----

I got most of the service done on the new one. Trying to decide if I should leave the ATF in it. The clutch is actualy smoother on my Techno with Rotella 6T in the gear box.

joe cool · 01-20-2013, 01:58 PM

Very nice looking Beta! I like to use Maxima mlt 75 w oil In my Beta.

broncobowsher · 01-20-2013, 08:44 PM

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Originally Posted by NMTrailboss

https://secure.rypusa.com/prodpage.c...=84&startrow=1

Correct, this is the one I have. More then advanced enough for what I will be able to do for the next couple of years.
I don't think it has been out of the DVD player in over a year.

andrewgore · 01-24-2013, 06:29 AM

Brakes cleaned and bled, new tires spooned on. Basically just waiting on piston\cylinder to come in, and we'll be back in action. The bike already feels 100x better than before.

Andrew

AteamNM · 01-24-2013, 08:49 AM

Those Betas are pretty. The blue one seems to continue to hold up years later. My neighbor Dean has the same Beta and never rides it.

Like me I reckon.

joe cool · 01-24-2013, 12:07 PM

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Originally Posted by AteamNM

Those Betas are pretty. The blue one seems to continue to hold up years later. My neighbor Dean has the same Beta and never rides it.

Like me I reckon.

Looks like a 96 with some 97 bodywork( tank piece and r. fender)

DrKayak · 01-24-2013, 01:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by joe cool

Looks like a 96 with some 97 bodywork( tank piece and r. fender)

My Techno? It's a 96 with the blue body work from a 95 then the correct 96 orange graphics over the red 95 graphics.

I got it a year ago for $1,000 and have riden it hard for a year. Looks pretty good untill you compare it to my new Rev3.

DocRogers · 01-26-2013, 06:31 PM

Been down in the garage looking at my bikes. Too much ice in the driveway even to start them up. Meanwhile, I have bicycle projects to keep me busy.

Gham · 01-27-2013, 04:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DrKayak

My Techno? It's a 96 with the blue body work from a 95 then the correct 96 orange graphics over the red 95 graphics.

I got it a year ago for $1,000 and have riden it hard for a year. Looks pretty good untill you compare it to my new Rev3.

Nice! Thats the bike (style/age) i'm looking for and the $ I want to pay.I keep a lookin,but I ain't a see'in

DerViking · 01-27-2013, 03:10 PM

We are having a bit of a melt out, plus something like an inch of rain on top of frozen ground. In a word. Goose Poo.
Rode a bit at TheGraydog's pits.
The Duck Pond:

And the big pit:

I tried to cut across the edge of the pit, and the entire face sluffed off. Water was probably about 18" deep, with 5" of mud below that, we didn't even try. Graydog had to drag me and my bike out, after the requisite picture. Powerful little bugger.

We worked this log quite awhile. The big logs were mostly too terrifying.

Good practice for holding pressure.

Followed by half an hour of washing bikes and people.

mtber · 01-27-2013, 04:12 PM

The Graydog holding pressure! Looks like cold wet times. Kinda Northwestern in flavor. Not using your NEW boots I hope....

thegraydog · 01-27-2013, 06:48 PM

Yep, this was your kind of glop. To get any lift for the little log, we had to start the wheelie from ten feet back where there was any traction. Holding pressure was an artifact of riding in on the back wheel. I actually cleaned the whole move up the bank a couple times, after figuring out that little moves don't work in six inches of mud.

New boots are still in the box, although I wore them around the house one afternoon, feeling like OJ in my Italian footwear...

lineaway · 01-27-2013, 07:43 PM

You can use the rear brake to wheelie anytime! You just have to think it through!

01-20-2013, 09:40 AM	#1533
DrKayak Retro Rider Joined: Mar 2010 Location: Shingle Springs CA Oddometer: 536	Upgrade weekend for me Took a full year of searching to find this 2006 Rev3 for $2,500. Old and new ---- I got most of the service done on the new one. Trying to decide if I should leave the ATF in it. The clutch is actualy smoother on my Techno with Rotella 6T in the gear box. __________________ 06 950 Adventure 96 Beta Techno 07 450 EXC 04 FZ1

01-20-2013, 01:58 PM	#1534
joe cool Studly Adventurer Joined: Aug 2004 Location: southwest,ohio Oddometer: 715	Very nice looking Beta! I like to use Maxima mlt 75 w oil In my Beta. __________________ "One more day I find myself alive Tomorrow maybe go beneath the ground" Garcia/Hunter

01-24-2013, 06:29 AM	#1536
andrewgore Team MGH Joined: May 2008 Location: NW Suburbs, IL Oddometer: 2,501	Brakes cleaned and bled, new tires spooned on. Basically just waiting on piston\cylinder to come in, and we'll be back in action. The bike already feels 100x better than before. Andrew __________________ Andrew Gore Three R Plastics Economy Cycle Stop Dropping your Helmet with Helmet-Hook I use Carbon Fiber Brake Rotors. Do you? Kettle Cycles

01-24-2013, 08:49 AM	#1537
AteamNM Wonna Be ADVrider Joined: Mar 2010 Location: Sandia Mountains New Mexico Oddometer: 1,797	Those Betas are pretty. The blue one seems to continue to hold up years later. My neighbor Dean has the same Beta and never rides it. Like me I reckon. __________________ NMOHVA Member & NMTA Member The silence was absolute, the sense of peace profound, and it bled in to me from this beautiful land. (ROD CURRIE, Team Sibersky Extreme) Fly & Ride RR: http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=841561

01-26-2013, 06:31 PM	#1540
DocRogers Adventurer Joined: Sep 2007 Location: Maine Oddometer: 99	Been down in the garage looking at my bikes. Too much ice in the driveway even to start them up. Meanwhile, I have bicycle projects to keep me busy. __________________ '09 BMW R1200GSA (Rocinante), '78 BMW R100RS Belgian, '07 BMW G650Xcountry, '08 KTM 450EXC, '07 Montesa Cota 4rt, '07 Scorpa TY-S 175, '10 Kawasaki KLX110L, '86 Honda TLR200 Reflex, '78 Husky 250WR

01-27-2013, 03:10 PM	#1542
DerViking Shred Joined: Mar 2006 Location: Black Bill Park Oddometer: 179	Ute Cup Practice We are having a bit of a melt out, plus something like an inch of rain on top of frozen ground. In a word. Goose Poo. Rode a bit at TheGraydog's pits. The Duck Pond: And the big pit: I tried to cut across the edge of the pit, and the entire face sluffed off. Water was probably about 18" deep, with 5" of mud below that, we didn't even try. Graydog had to drag me and my bike out, after the requisite picture. Powerful little bugger. We worked this log quite awhile. The big logs were mostly too terrifying. Good practice for holding pressure. Followed by half an hour of washing bikes and people. __________________ ATGATT: When you fall off your motorcycle, you will be wearing what you were when you got on your motorcycle. Dress accordingly.

01-27-2013, 04:12 PM	#1543
mtber Learnin' Joined: Jun 2006 Location: West Seattle Oddometer: 15	The Graydog holding pressure! Looks like cold wet times. Kinda Northwestern in flavor. Not using your NEW boots I hope....

01-27-2013, 06:48 PM	#1544
thegraydog 2 wheels X 6 ways Joined: Aug 2004 Location: the Coconino Oddometer: 422	Yep, this was your kind of glop. To get any lift for the little log, we had to start the wheelie from ten feet back where there was any traction. Holding pressure was an artifact of riding in on the back wheel. I actually cleaned the whole move up the bank a couple times, after figuring out that little moves don't work in six inches of mud. New boots are still in the box, although I wore them around the house one afternoon, feeling like OJ in my Italian footwear...

01-27-2013, 07:43 PM	#1545
lineaway Studly Adventurer Joined: Oct 2011 Location: nm Oddometer: 774	You can use the rear brake to wheelie anytime! You just have to think it through!

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