Here I go again. Thought the bike build was done.
03-30-2005, 08:18 PM
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Here I go again. Thought the bike build was done.
Dammit. I thought I would be happy when I got the tall seat and black plastics on. I have a new chain waiting to go on when the new rear sprocket shows up.
I think I will need a sticker kit on it. It looks to damm boring now.
I am open to sticker kit suggestions.
I think I will need a sticker kit on it. It looks to damm boring now.
I am open to sticker kit suggestions.
dont put a graphics kit on it...just ride it... 
03-30-2005, 10:48 PM
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Re: Here I go again. Thought the bike build was done.
Originally Posted by matdawg99
that throttle cable looks like its gonna snap any second!!
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03-30-2005, 11:19 PM
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Re: Here I go again. Thought the bike build was done.
it looks like you need to adjust yer chain, it's hanging a lil low lol.
hey btw where did you get yer rims?
cheapest on the net is rockymountian but they are out of their rears
hey btw where did you get yer rims?
cheapest on the net is rockymountian but they are out of their rears
03-31-2005, 12:00 AM
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Re: Here I go again. Thought the bike build was done.
Originally Posted by gixxerguy6
it looks like you need to adjust yer chain, it's hanging a lil low lol.
hey btw where did you get yer rims?
cheapest on the net is rockymountian but they are out of their rears
hey btw where did you get yer rims?
cheapest on the net is rockymountian but they are out of their rears
I got the rims from my local dealer. They had one set hanging on the wall.
03-31-2005, 12:44 AM
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Re: Here I go again. Thought the bike build was done.
told you saturday and i'll say it again bike is friggin sweet bro ... if you really wanna keep it original you can always hit up some airbrushing instead of a kit....
03-31-2005, 09:33 AM
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Re: Here I go again. Thought the bike build was done.
Originally Posted by Looney Tunes
Nice bike!!! Looks like the way mine used to look like before i changed it. Then and now.
03-31-2005, 09:47 AM
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Re: Here I go again. Thought the bike build was done.
Originally Posted by Looney Tunes
Nice bike!!! Looks like the way mine used to look like before i changed it. Then and now.
:YEAH
03-31-2005, 09:53 AM
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man you put some cash flow into that.....I just used a bunch of random moto stickers, some .com stickers, my group logo, and then a few random ones from murrays.......it turned out good, or you can just go with the ones they sell for crf's, but I like the random look, and I also have my name down the right faring in different letters from diff. stickers I cut out.....that is just my thoughts.....sweet fiddy
03-31-2005, 10:06 AM
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Re: Here I go again. Thought the bike build was done.
Originally Posted by AMM82
do u do all the work on it urself? if so, then come down and pimp my ride.
03-31-2005, 10:14 AM
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Re: Here I go again. Thought the bike build was done.
If you do graphics.....do custom ones.......
LT - I still like that rear hugger/fender/chain guard......Will you bring me one of those as a souvenir from Cali ?
nice
FYI - a friend of mine put a cbr600 kick stand on his so that it did not lean over so far, if you are having that problem - you may have just used the tape measure for the photos.
LT - I still like that rear hugger/fender/chain guard......Will you bring me one of those as a souvenir from Cali ?
nice
FYI - a friend of mine put a cbr600 kick stand on his so that it did not lean over so far, if you are having that problem - you may have just used the tape measure for the photos.
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03-31-2005, 10:34 AM
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Re: Here I go again. Thought the bike build was done.
Originally Posted by DoubleR Dan
FYI - a friend of mine put a cbr600 kick stand on his so that it did not lean over so far, if you are having that problem - you may have just used the tape measure for the photos.
I guess I need to put my name down the plastics for the Texas ride. Then when people see my skills they will say "Damn, that's bikefrk. He does have some sick skills".
03-31-2005, 10:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Looney Tunes
made the hugger mainly myself with a little help from my sponsor BADPHISH.
Is the hugger plastic or metal? Does it have a chainguard built into it? I hate not having a chainguard. No one builds any of those aftermarket do they?
My chain eats my shoelaces.
Your bike looks really nice.
