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04-25-2014, 01:33 PM
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Hello CBRForum
Hello everyone, new here.
Im from Vermont, long cold winters and short riding seasons, but we have some really nice twisties and mountain gaps.
I have a 2002 F4i, bought it about 2 years ago. I use it as a daily rider, and occasionally bring it to the lot to get up on one.
I have a custom built cage, sick innovations subcage. Pro taper dirtbike bars. Keyless ignition (switch really really well hidden), 1000rr throttle tube, custom kill switch and starter on ram air covers. shorty cf yoshi. hotbodies undertail and integrated tail light. RSC clutch lever (a must have IMO). -1 front +5 rear sprockets. oh and custom painted hotrod gun metal full fairing.
These bikes are awesome, bullet proof, and take a good beating (seen mine pancake down the lot and only have a scratch on the tail) and IMO were made to be at balance point, but still great to run through the mountains.
Im sure ill get crap for being a 'stunter' but hey keep it in the lot and ill only hurt myself.
Ill post up some pics later.
Thanks!
Im from Vermont, long cold winters and short riding seasons, but we have some really nice twisties and mountain gaps.
I have a 2002 F4i, bought it about 2 years ago. I use it as a daily rider, and occasionally bring it to the lot to get up on one.
I have a custom built cage, sick innovations subcage. Pro taper dirtbike bars. Keyless ignition (switch really really well hidden), 1000rr throttle tube, custom kill switch and starter on ram air covers. shorty cf yoshi. hotbodies undertail and integrated tail light. RSC clutch lever (a must have IMO). -1 front +5 rear sprockets. oh and custom painted hotrod gun metal full fairing.
These bikes are awesome, bullet proof, and take a good beating (seen mine pancake down the lot and only have a scratch on the tail) and IMO were made to be at balance point, but still great to run through the mountains.
Im sure ill get crap for being a 'stunter' but hey keep it in the lot and ill only hurt myself.
Ill post up some pics later.
Thanks!
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04-28-2014, 07:31 PM
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05-02-2014, 04:42 AM
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05-02-2014, 06:11 AM
Welcome from my behalf too! You`ll find the people here somewhat more mature than for example stunter forums, no one will razz you here for being a stunter, specially with those kind of machines. I normally dislike the cages cause they are bulky and ugly but yours seem very nice and tidy.
Nothing wrong with stunting, as long as you keep it out from the traffic, which I`m sure you do.
Nothing wrong with stunting, as long as you keep it out from the traffic, which I`m sure you do.
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05-02-2014, 12:46 PM
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Thanks for the welcomes!
Stunt riding is something I got into in the past few years and it is really fun. Nothing like balancing a 400 pound machine on one wheel.
I also have a crf50 that is done up for an 'adult' which is just as fun.
Anyways, thanks and I look forward to getting help as well as giving.
Stunt riding is something I got into in the past few years and it is really fun. Nothing like balancing a 400 pound machine on one wheel.
I also have a crf50 that is done up for an 'adult' which is just as fun.
Anyways, thanks and I look forward to getting help as well as giving.