Adelaide dragsters

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Adelaide dragsters

Postby dr.gonzo » Fri Nov 30, 2007 9:41 pm

Any Adelaideites with a dragster fetish out there?
Im currently buying NOS parts from ebay and other bits from the internet, is there any where in this great city of ours to get these bits??

Or anyone with an obsession like mine??
If only i could find a Miniature Mongolian Swamp Donkey!

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Postby dr.gonzo » Thu Apr 24, 2008 8:12 pm

Bump, Bump.

I can't be the only one, can i?

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If only i could find a Miniature Mongolian Swamp Donkey!

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Postby cooper » Fri Aug 29, 2008 8:54 am

that looks superb. 8)
I hope you have all the leathers and right helmet to go cruising with that.

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Postby twowheels » Fri Aug 29, 2008 11:20 am

Wow! superb, great to see some movement on the dragster thread.

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Postby dr.gonzo » Wed Dec 03, 2008 8:21 pm

bump bump, summers coming...

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Postby fearenside » Wed Dec 24, 2008 10:18 am

Yes there is definately a low rider scene in Adelaide. There used to be a lowrider retail shop on Holbrooks road. That closed, but all the bikes that I saw the Buyers on must be somewhere. Glenelg?

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Postby permaclutter » Fri Jan 02, 2009 11:41 pm

Maybe look for The Boneshakers, they make some very nice things and can be often found running amok

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Postby dr.gonzo » Sat Jan 03, 2009 10:26 pm

and where might i look for them?
If only i could find a Miniature Mongolian Swamp Donkey!

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Postby permaclutter » Wed Jan 07, 2009 2:30 pm

I just found a little flyer thing at the local shop (Bernie Jones)
Don't know how to scan it and dont have enough posts up any way
so word for word

CHOPPER
LOWRIDER
DRAGSTER
AUSTRALIANA
RUN DAY SUNDAY
DRESS CODE AUSTRALIAN
January 25th 2009
Starts Belair triangle from 11.30 am
for 1pm departure.
Belair to Blackwood skatepark through
Flinders Uni along Sturt drain then to
the beach. (All downhill) The trains to
Belair will be full so get there early don't
rely on Trans adelaide
End

If they are playing in drains there is a good chance this will be Boneshaker stuff
Darn now I have to build myself a chopper
Maybe see you there
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Postby Wild Turkey » Thu Jan 08, 2009 11:57 am

G'day every body.

The Wild Turkey from the Adelaide hills here.

First post you will see.

Couldn't help but notice the reference to my Chopper Lowrider Dragster flyer.

I have been riding with the Boneshakers for about a year. We ride friday nights and I have clocked up hundreds of kilometers on my chopper now.

I'm getting the cruise for the 25th up and running. Trying to get in all kinds of people. Not just the crew we ride with all the time. Get people involved. So spred the word.

You will see some classic hand made low riders. Over the top choppers. Op shop dungas, vintage rides, mutants, hard rubbish gold nuggets and twisted dragsters. Maybe a tall bike or two, tandems or double deckers. So all are welcome and you can ride anything as long as it is not normal

I organized a few rides in the late 90s with all my downhill mates. It was carnage. Blood and broken bikes, but that was cause they have no fear, bike skills and are super competitive. All those bikes came from op shops or hard rubbish. A good thing as we would ride them in the sea.

All the guys and girls I ride with these days are chilled out and just want to cruise. Adelaide has many kinds of underground bike clubs.

I ride with the bone shakers. Custom low riders.

A crew called The tonge of fire. They build mutant bikes out of almost anything. 8 feet high tall bikes! recumberants made from old BMX bikes. That kind of thing. check out "tonge of fire bike club" on you tube

The Knuckle heads from down south. They are into the 20 inch dragsters. Some of the best you will see.

There are lots of other groups in Adelaide like a bunch of fixie dudes. Some other classic custom mob too.

There is so much more I could say but I won't go on.

Basicaly we ride most friday nights. Meet at the weir on the Torrens around 7 to 7.30. We will be there this friday night 9th Jan. The normal run is along the torrens to the bay and back. But as it happens I just got off the phone to boneshaker Pas. We are riding something different this week.

I will see if I can post up pics from a recent mount lofty run.

Oh and check out a web site called "Bikerodncustom"

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Postby permaclutter » Sun Jan 11, 2009 9:27 pm

I'm in, and the kidies
what bit of beach are we heading for?
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Postby Wild Turkey » Sun Jan 11, 2009 9:53 pm

Sweet.

I guess Henley or West. The drain gets us out there.

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Postby dr.gonzo » Tue Jan 13, 2009 1:24 pm

you can count me in too..
If only i could find a Miniature Mongolian Swamp Donkey!

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Postby Wild Turkey » Tue Jan 13, 2009 7:41 pm

Sounds Good.

Will find you there!!!

Have you guys seen one of the Adelaide crews you tube?

Tonge of fire bike club.

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Postby dr.gonzo » Tue Jan 13, 2009 9:56 pm

just had a quick look then,

looks like fun..
If only i could find a Miniature Mongolian Swamp Donkey!

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Postby permaclutter » Tue Jan 13, 2009 10:26 pm

Is the drain a covered one?
thought i might take a tall bike

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Postby Wild Turkey » Thu Jan 15, 2009 9:44 pm

Tall bike no worries.

We ride along a bike path running alongside the sturt drain. It starts at the bottom of the southern expressway. Then comes out near the skate park at the back of the airport.

The drain its self has claimed many a victim. Me for one! So enter at your own risk, yet for the enjoyment of others.

We will all decide on a beach when we get there. We might hit the bay for pizza or yiros first. :D

Shaping upto be a good turn out.

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Postby Wild Turkey » Sat Jan 17, 2009 9:29 am

Sorry to burst the kids bubble, but looking around last night at some of the loose units on the ride. I'm starting to think its not so much of a family show.

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Postby permaclutter » Sat Jan 17, 2009 10:22 am

Yes.
I agree completely
It was remiss of me to post the suggestion and i would not want to be responsible for anyone thinking anything boneshaker or vaguely tongue related was a family fun day.
These people are not for the feint hearted.
I think thats fair warning without defaming the good name of two fine bike groups.
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Postby permaclutter » Sat Jan 17, 2009 10:47 am

OK so looking back at the last two posts I am thinking the warning was not strong enough.
Its Wild Turkeys call but my two cents worth is don't bring kids to this sort of thing, no well informed responsible concerned parent would.
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Postby dr.gonzo » Sat Jan 17, 2009 11:17 am

so not for the faint hearted then?
If only i could find a Miniature Mongolian Swamp Donkey!

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Postby Wild Turkey » Sat Jan 17, 2009 2:19 pm

OK I should mention.........

The teenage brats that have just discovered swear words and can't control them.

They have also just discovered girls and don't know how to address them correctly either......

a aA AHH AhCCHHhknuclheadsoooww

Umm the bottle shop stops......

Eratic and unpredictable loose cannons with tunnel vision.....

Some have very good bike skills some don't......

Some of the bikes are easy to control and some arn't.....

Bill will want to wrestle everybody......

Pas will want to kiss everybody.......

Girls might not have much on......

People will get hurt (I am shocked nobody came off last night)

It is quite a distance.....(not just between bottle shops)

Your ass will be sore.... (not from bill and pas I hope)

You might not want the kids watching bill eat a yiros...

You shouldn't associate with members of outlaw push bike gangs.....

Some of the tongue bikes are so weird they might scare little kids..

So its a shame it's not a great day out for the kids. Lots of the riders have kids too.

If you saw bikes like these when you where a kid. They would blow your mind. I'm all for everybody riding, but I can't control what everybody else gets upto.

Hope I havn't scared too many people off????

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Postby Mulger bill » Sat Jan 17, 2009 6:57 pm

Sounds like great fun, gotta see the pics.

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Postby dr.gonzo » Sat Jan 17, 2009 9:39 pm

might head up to Belair and have a look, need to get the Dragster out anyway.

Will make up my mind then if i'll tag along.
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Postby Wild Turkey » Tue Jan 20, 2009 5:41 pm

How about a bumping for a pumping.

YYYEEEWWWWW GET ON IT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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