winter projects
#11
11-19-2007 | 04:19 PM
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RE: winter projects
Ironhead: thats a nice bike you got there.I went with the pazzo levers and I have to agree thats money well spent.
VP: You got that one off $150 for that damper is good...As for the chain why are you going 520 its going to stretch quicker.I thought about it for a second and chose the 530 .Im not racing or anything so its not going to be worth it for me.
VP: You got that one off $150 for that damper is good...As for the chain why are you going 520 its going to stretch quicker.I thought about it for a second and chose the 530 .Im not racing or anything so its not going to be worth it for me.
#13
11-19-2007 | 07:06 PM
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I was looking at the Pazzos as well. A buddy installed the ASV's and I was hooked. Great lever! The all black face looks good but..........poor visibility to oncoming traffic. Got owned this summer because of it. I might go with a white number board from Motografix on her face to give some more visibility as well as protect her broad face! Its amazing what the nose of the bike can pick up on our week end rides! I once came home with a partial bluejay welded to the front of her..........How it stuck was beyond me![:'(]The blue feathers looked kinda cool..........
#14
11-19-2007 | 08:37 PM
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RE: winter projects
ORIGINAL: BROOKLYN
As for the chain why are you going 520 its going to stretch quicker.I thought about it for a second and chose the 530 .Im not racing or anything so its not going to be worth it for me.
As for the chain why are you going 520 its going to stretch quicker.I thought about it for a second and chose the 530 .Im not racing or anything so its not going to be worth it for me.
#16
11-19-2007 | 11:14 PM
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RE: winter projects
ORIGINAL: BROOKLYN
maybe you just have to many toys...700 horses sounds like it eats a lot of money
ORIGINAL: demonchild
I am going to try to finish school. Then I can have money to spend on summer and winter projects. Or anything else I feel like instead of trying to scrape up enough just for maintenance.
I am going to try to finish school. Then I can have money to spend on summer and winter projects. Or anything else I feel like instead of trying to scrape up enough just for maintenance.
#18
11-20-2007 | 04:52 AM
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RE: winter projects
ORIGINAL: demonchild
700hp COSTED a lot of money. The further i got into college the broker i became.
ORIGINAL: BROOKLYN
maybe you just have to many toys...700 horses sounds like it eats a lot of money
ORIGINAL: demonchild
I am going to try to finish school. Then I can have money to spend on summer and winter projects. Or anything else I feel like instead of trying to scrape up enough just for maintenance.
I am going to try to finish school. Then I can have money to spend on summer and winter projects. Or anything else I feel like instead of trying to scrape up enough just for maintenance.
#19
11-20-2007 | 10:41 AM
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RE: winter projects
ORIGINAL: BROOKLYN
At least youre doing the right thing...and stil have kick *** toys
ORIGINAL: demonchild
700hp COSTED a lot of money. The further i got into college the broker i became.
ORIGINAL: BROOKLYN
maybe you just have to many toys...700 horses sounds like it eats a lot of money
ORIGINAL: demonchild
I am going to try to finish school. Then I can have money to spend on summer and winter projects. Or anything else I feel like instead of trying to scrape up enough just for maintenance.
I am going to try to finish school. Then I can have money to spend on summer and winter projects. Or anything else I feel like instead of trying to scrape up enough just for maintenance.
