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    gone_fishin Guest

    Default Safety & Maintainence Tips from MB.c's Members

    could be a good thread for our guests to read

    "Wear a real DOT-approved helmet."

    "Check your spokes after or before every ride."



    edit: removed the "one post, one tip" part.

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    Use lights, espically at night.

    Shut your fuel off before you park to keep it from leaking everywhere.

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    Don't let cagers bully you (they may wanna buzz you if you're right on the shoulder, but will give you more room if they have to; plus this'll give you room to maneuver around potholes, carcasses, rocks, ect)

    Make sure the bicycle is in really good mechanical shape before you even think about putting an engine on.

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    The little tool you get in the kit is there for a reason....befor you get on your bike tighten the nuts at the muffler, head, and mounting brackets also make sure the tension wheel is tight any lost nuts at any of these spots will give a wild ride and a long walk back.

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    dont over tighten your chains.
    dont put to much slime in your tires they will explode.
    dont over tighten nuts or bolts
    tighten your drive sproket as even as u can
    dont let anyone ride your bike who doesnt know what they are doing
    flip your motor upside down and take it apart if you siezed it. to keep the pieces of rings from falling down into the bottom end.

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    When you see a car in your mirror, count one mississippi, two mississippi, they usually pass in eight mississippis (unless your in Kansas, then its like 30 mississippis).

    NEVER ask somebody from Georgia for directions, and never ask somebody from Virginia for advise....they thrive on bogus.

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    When ridding, assume that you are invisable and that every car is going to pull out in front of you...Kelly

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    Cookie Guest

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    gravel is not fun... road rash hurts, but it is fun to pick the road out of your hide.
    You have a target painted on your back
    make sure the spark plug is a little more than finger tight it wil blow out

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    nogoodnic42 Guest

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cookie
    make sure the spark plug is a little more than finger tight it wil blow out

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    LOL yes hot oil on the shin hurts when that happens...Kelly :P

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    gone_fishin Guest

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    shin? nogoodnic, are u wearing shorts? sounds like another safety tip waiting to happen

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