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Thanks! about 3 hours :)

Only by about 20mm I’d say, still lots sitting lower. The steel bracket / strap that runs along the length of the tank is also the lowest point so it will protect it in a way.

G'day, Thanks. the distance to empty calculation on the dash is never going to be correct... in my mind, it's simply just a case of the dealership changing the capacity on the ECU so it knows the new capacity - they laughed when I asked if that was possible... My actual distance with the new tank was close enough to say 1000 km. This is with an average economy of 12.5L/100Km. I hope this helps.

The tank was $1350 from memory.

@@guywhospiltegg Cheers thanks for the info

Sure thing - 16” rim, +20 offset (from memory), 265/75 tyre. Hope this helps

Awesome mate thanks very much great vid by the way

Great video. Cheers cobber

In Australia you can’t buy premix at the petrol station pump… didn’t even know that was a thing? Can you actually buy already mixed fuel? I always just mix it in a jerry can and pour it in.

I’m removing mine 100%. It’s not oil pump failure as much as oil lines failing. Close to $3k in a proper engine rebuild, cylinder re-plate is about $1500 of that. I am not letting one oil line cost me that again. Happened at 20 hours on the once brand new ride. Makes pre-mix the affordable option plus the peace of mind is priceless. Mixing fuel is easy versus pulling that motor out. Ask me how I know.

Why I just replace the lines regularly. Still much cheaper than mixing.

@@dameagerbeaver7703 how do you know? lol tell me about it . yeh definitely get rid of the pump . never heard of anyone oiling up their plugs or anything like that that’s a load of rubbish.

Yamaha’s do not have rotary valves. That’s only seadoo. Premix is the way to go on Yamaha’s. I run mine at 40-1 ratio and runs Great.

Lyft CDEV hi. Since this mod we have used the ski for about 5 hours run time - not an issue yet. Just about to get it tuned but other than that it’s been running great since.

all of them are

Hi, we had a few 'road' bikes and one 'cyclocross/gravel' bike. the wider tyres made it a bit more comfy on the roads but as they were quite good quality roads to begin with a road bike would be fine. I would recommend a bike you are happy sitting on for a long time and one that is able to carry all the tings you need.

thanks for the advice man! Gonna take some time to get a good bike before hitting the road.

canon 550D :)

Bit early for us. We were there from the 20th to the 28th. We only saw a couple of people out on road bikes, with the rest just being commuters. Hope you had fun, we certainly did!

yep twas a good ride in Shikoku, Tokyo, Awajishima and of course the shimanami kaido- I was there for 3 weeks :)

matteo murphy that was the trike we raced! Good luck with it this year! We built it to be fast

This should show you the way i did everything. Hope it helps! ep.unisa.edu.au/view/view.php?id=226433

Without getting into it too much.... technically wasn't allowed too because the venue is not 'public property'. It was being leased by the organisers so they have the final say. (Even if CASA rules are followed). Best tip for drone stuff: I find people are more than happy for you too around them or around their property/event if they see you are willing to openly discuss it with them and you seem like you know what you are doing. Give them the footage to use, keep everyone happy.

Hey buddy. Yeah, I sure am! I use iMovie. Nothing fancy.

Cheers Tom, nothing fancy... this video looks so good! It looks so professional too.

Thanks again! I used a camera that was 7 years old at the time and shot it all hand held. Best tip i can give is plan. If you go into the day with a song planned, layout and about 5 kinds of shots written down and planned you will be set!

Jordan Krupp no worries! Thanks ✌️

Hey Paul, It's 'Ongoing Thing' by '20syl'

+Jesse A sweet dreams, hex cougar :)