My heavy, unique stunt piece......
02-20-2007, 01:52 PM
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Re: My heavy, unique stunt piece......
Yeah, they're ugly w/ the stock headlight assembly, but you know that's comin off, soon to be replaced by an Acerbis diamond. Once it's fightered, it'll look like any other stunter.I can't post pics or vids or anything but words????????? Don't know what's up w/ that. Yeah, it's carbed. It's an '01, even R1's didn't get injected till '02. I'll post pics.............when I can.
02-20-2007, 01:58 PM
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Re: My heavy, unique stunt piece......
Yeah, it does look kinda small in the avatar.............actually, it's about 10" tall, and the mouthpiece is kicked back about 2". As long as you don't use one of those adjustable lighters, jacked up to +++, it rocks.(One of my friends bought it, so I get to test it regularly)
02-20-2007, 02:01 PM
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Re: My heavy, unique stunt piece......
02-20-2007, 02:06 PM
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Re: My heavy, unique stunt piece......
Yeah, it does look kinda small in the avatar.............actually, it's about 10" tall, and the mouthpiece is kicked back about 2". As long as you don't use one of those adjustable lighters, jacked up to +++, it rocks.(One of my friends bought it, so I get to test it regularly)
02-20-2007, 03:46 PM
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Re: My heavy, unique stunt piece......
Thats actually the opposite of how it goes 
The reality is that the wrong bike will hold you back, while everyone else progresses and leaves you behind. Then when you get the right bike, you are miles further down the learning curve and it will take you just as long to catch up.
The reality is that the wrong bike will hold you back, while everyone else progresses and leaves you behind. Then when you get the right bike, you are miles further down the learning curve and it will take you just as long to catch up.
02-20-2007, 04:15 PM
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Re: My heavy, unique stunt piece......
man rock what you got, I'm stuck with an FZ6 for my even fatter ***(270) if I can do a normal standup on that thing you should be able to twelve the FZ1 if your dedicated to practicing in a few weeks, and I for one thought it was alot easier stepping off my FZ and onto my friends zzr600 which is better but still not much of a stuntbike, keep your skills up on that thing, remeber every piece of hardware is gonna get abused more from the same falls and if it lands on you it's gonna make you wish it was the R1. the FZ1 isn't that heavy if you go back to when people started this sport, and it's definately not underpowered and it has pretty good brakes
02-20-2007, 04:28 PM
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Re: My heavy, unique stunt piece......
didnt read the whole thread but your over 6 ft tall and like 230 you should have no problems .....im 5'9 and 170 so me on a 600 you on a 1000 should be about the same thing....beat that ***** to death.lol
02-20-2007, 05:20 PM
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Re: My heavy, unique stunt piece......
Thats actually the opposite of how it goes
The reality is that the wrong bike will hold you back, while everyone else progresses and leaves you behind. Then when you get the right bike, you are miles further down the learning curve and it will take you just as long to catch up.
The reality is that the wrong bike will hold you back, while everyone else progresses and leaves you behind. Then when you get the right bike, you are miles further down the learning curve and it will take you just as long to catch up.
I should be stuntin' big bike (F4i) instead this scooter ****.I need sponsor
02-20-2007, 05:23 PM
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08-05-2009, 10:06 PM
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Re: My heavy, unique stunt piece......
U seem to be pretty good if the pic in the avatar is you...?what happened to that f4i in the pic?
