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Hey guys its been a little while since I've posted. I've been through the ringer lately. My dad passed away last month and I just had surgery about 2 weeks ago. I've made a good bit of progress since you all have seen the bike last. Got bodywork, rearsets, quick throttle and ignition on the way. Going to start on the motor next week. Ill get pics up tomorrow for you guys.

 

I was wondering if life had taken you away from your bike, glad to hear that you are doing better now. Would love to see how the bike is doing but rather hear that everything is ok first!

 

Thanks man. Yeah I had to put things on hold for a few weeks. My dad passing away destroyed me badly. Still taking its toll on me. My surgery was minor. I was only down for a few days. I'm getting back into the swing of things though. Everything is getting better. Just taking it one day at a time. I will definitely get pics up tomorrow for you guys. You'll like the progress I've made so far I believe.

 

Ok as promised here's some pics for you guys. I picked up a sponsor for racing next year. Going to try and join WERA or CCS. They have hooked it up for me so far by supplying me with a set of bodywork free of charge and they are going to help me with building the rest of my motor too. Very blessed and grateful to have the support and help of family and friends like I do. I got my rearsets in today also. They are fully adjustable which is what I was really hoping for. I'm running Woodcraft rearsets on my street machine. I really like them but it'd be nice if they were adjustable. I had a debate for a few days on silver or black for the rearsets. I ended up getting the black ones. Anyhow hope you guys enjoy the photos.

 

Nice, What class in WERA are you looking at competing in?

 

Not really sure yet to be honest. I haven't dug that deep into it yet. I usually do track days with Team Pro-Motion or STT. I will probably talk to Bill or Glen and see what they recommend I do. They have taught me a lot about body positioning and getting off the bike. I need to get ahold of Mark Graulty too. He is TPM's suspension tech. Guy is a suspension wizard. He will be the only guy that will touch my suspension other than me.