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Old 24 November 2012, 18:04   #61
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Didn't Honda have a problem with their saddles/brackets breaking?
Nah, that was Evinrudes ya burke.
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Old 24 November 2012, 18:26   #62
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Particularly on the 150 and 225 (same bracket). I had a 150 saddle break at sea - had to lash the engine onto the back of the boat. Fun and games. I believe Honda offered a more heavy duty version aimed at the Superstock lot but this also had issues. The solution seems to be not to trim up too much in the rough.
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Nah, that was Evinrudes ya burke.
I'm never going to hear the last of this am I
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Old 24 November 2012, 18:28   #64
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There's threads on here about the 60 breaking too, a new one with little use.
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There's threads on here about the 60 breaking too, a new one with little use.
Here we go again...
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There's threads on here about the 60 breaking too, a new one with little use.
'There are' not 'there's'.

That IS a lot less threads than there are posts, by boring, whining f'kers with absolutely no life of which, you are No.1. Now go a get yourself a girlfriend and a drinking habit like other 'blokes' of your age.
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'There are' not 'there's'.

That IS a lot less threads than there are posts, by boring, whining f'kers with absolutely no life of which, you are No.1. Now go a get yourself a girlfriend and a drinking habit like other 'blokes' your age.
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'There are' not 'there's'.

That IS a lot less threads than there are posts, by boring, whining f'kers with absolutely no life of which, you are No.1. Now go a get yourself a girlfriend and a drinking habit like other 'blokes' of your age.
No life? Glad you think that. Good talking to you. What a lovely post. Hope you have a nice evening too.
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No life? Glad you think that. Good talking to you. What a lovely post. Hope you have a nice evening too.
Now admit HP you have never shut up about my saddle... I bet you secretly yearn to have a saddle like mine

p.s. I think that Mollers is only messing with ya..
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'There are' not 'there's'.

That IS a lot less threads than there are posts, by boring, whining f'kers with absolutely no life of which, you are No.1. Now go and get yourself a girlfriend and a drinking habit like other 'blokes' of your age.
If you are going to be the grammar police you need to make sure your own posts are spot on, otherwise you just look like a tw@. Spelling and grammar pedantry is usually peddled by people of forums looking for an argument with nothing constructive to say - which is why the posting guidelines say: "ou're not going to be marked for spelling and grammar". If you are that bored you might want to refresh your memory: http://www.rib.net/forum/f31/general...html#post48783

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p.s. I think that Mollers is only messing with ya..
I think he's more messing with the Admin team seeing just how far he can push it. He must have fond memories of his cross dressing phase!
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I have a better idea,I'll bugger off of my own accord. There's not much for me on this site these these days and probably vice versa. :-)
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If you are going to be the grammar police you need to make sure your own posts are spot on, otherwise you just look like a tw@. Spelling and grammar pedantry is usually peddled by people of forums looking for an argument with nothing constructive to say - which is why the posting guidelines say: "ou're not going to be marked for spelling and grammar". If you are that bored you might want to refresh your memory: http://www.rib.net/forum/f31/general...html#post48783

I think he's more messing with the Admin team seeing just how far he can push it. He must have fond memories of his cross dressing phase!
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Didn't Honda have a problem with their saddles/brackets breaking? I'd give the saddle castings and main components close inspection whilst you've got them in bits.
I think when the Honda Racing class still existed they built up a reputation for this within racing circles however when you see what the engines had to stand up to its hardly suprising... TBH the bracket looks much the same and uses the same Power T&Tilt as many other manufactures including Suzuki, Evinrude etc.
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I have a better idea,I'll bugger off of my own accord. There's not much for me on this site these these days and probably vice versa. :-)
.......OH!... That was a 'Dummie' that went flying by the window
Come on Mollers... Your Forum Needs You!
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I think when the Honda Racing class still existed they built up a reputation for this within racing circles however when you see what the engines had to stand up to its hardly suprising...
This is the same with the racing Evinrudes, they are now moving towards using mounts CNC milled from billet.

I am interested in the strengthening you had done to the jockey seats, do you have any pics of this?
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