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Old 04-15-2007, 11:03 PM
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How many inches from the front tires to the rear tires , 76 inches ?

This is for an f4i.
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Old 04-15-2007, 11:10 PM
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54.5 inches
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Old 04-15-2007, 11:27 PM
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from the front tires on the front to the rear end of tires , it should be more than 54.5 inches?
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54.5" is the wheelbase center to center, so just add 17" for the radiuses of both wheels, and 7" or so for the height of both tires... looks like 78.5"... by letting air out and moving your wheel all the way forward in the swingarm you might be able to get it down to 76" though... it'd be tight. u figuring out how to ship the thing to the ebay winner?
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He said in his auction he wouldn't ship.. I would have bid if he would have
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its pretty much exactly 6 feet cus when i load my bike in a 6 foot bed it slams wheel to wheel...if i have too much psi in the rear its harder
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its pretty much exactly 6 feet cus when i load my bike in a 6 foot bed it slams wheel to wheel...if i have too much psi in the rear its harder
your bed is 6' 6" though
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He said in his auction he wouldn't ship.. I would have bid if he would have

yep u r right , he said that he couldnt bring a bike if it is more than 76 inches.
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How many inches from the front tires to the rear tires , 76 inches ?

This is for an f4i.
front tire to the back tire
but it would be cool to have front tires and rear tires on a street bike
it would be so easy to wheelie and you wouldnt need a kickstand:YEAH
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Originally Posted by seatbelt
front tire to the back tire
but it would be cool to have front tires and rear tires on a street bike
it would be so easy to wheelie and you wouldnt need a kickstand:YEAH

u lost me my tires say "front use" and "back use only"
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u lost me my tires say "front use" and "back use only"
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crap, i probably look like an idiot now cuz i dont get it
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crap, i probably look like an idiot now cuz i dont get it
dont worry i am an idiot:YEAH
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dont worry i am an idiot:YEAH

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