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  1. 10-29-2007, 02:26 PM #1
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    Default getting a new piece

    sooo going away from the kawis (fork problems, ever seen a fork snap while doing an endo? not a pretty sight) and getting with the wings. honda cbr 600F4i, should be a good piece. strongest frame plus no more fork problems
    let me know what you think. it still needs some work once i get it. rear hand brake system and maybe some better gearing. but other than that this bike is set. cage is alllllright. not the best but it will do.
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  2. 10-29-2007, 03:34 PM #2
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    Crank that soulja b0Y
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    let me know what you are looking for...i get alot of bikes from time to time and stunt myself so i run across deals alot
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  4. 10-29-2007, 05:20 PM #4
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    Looks good! I would trim down that brake lever that looks to already be bent, maybe dirtbike bars, and make the 12 bar shorter (it looks a mile long from that angle).
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    I heard that these have problems in long and 12'oclocks with the oil and all. Something about it not circulating through the engine and it seizing up.....wait...I think thats the SVs....nvm...
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    Quote Originally Posted by d-ninja
    I heard that these have problems in long and 12'oclocks with the oil and all. Something about it not circulating through the engine and it seizing up.....wait...I think thats the SVs....nvm...


    thats why you modify the oil pick ups for stunting...
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    Quote Originally Posted by CRAZY_JAY
    Looks good! I would trim down that brake lever that looks to already be bent, maybe dirtbike bars, and make the 12 bar shorter (it looks a mile long from that angle).


    throw away the 12 bar and put a round bar
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  8. 10-29-2007, 09:44 PM #8
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    If you abuse anything the way its not meant to be ridden, something will go wrong. Love the front end, got more pics?
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