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hahah yea pretty much but they arent mine. my fatherinlaw owns a lawnmower business.

 

 

 

 

hey scooby600, ru on 600rr.net? ive seen someone on there do the projectors a while ago, im guessing that u.

 

yeah im on 600rr.net. I don't get on there too much anymore. But I do have a boatload of spare parts and a whole bunch of plastics if you needed something haha.

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yeah im on 600rr.net. I don't get on there too much anymore. But I do have a boatload of spare parts and a whole bunch of plastics if you needed something haha.

 

 

 

no man i dont need ne thing just curious if it was the same person. i havent been on there to much either since i got my leggy. ill keep u in mind if i do need ne thing in the future though.

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http://i262.photobucket.com/albums/ii108/easynjrider/IMG_0064.jpg

 

Here is a picture of my other sleeper - 2000 Kawasaki ZRX1100 with some mods including Holeshot StgII.

 

 

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I'm probably the only person that has Wu-Tang Clan and Paul McCartney on their mp3.:p
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Heres the new bike 07 ZX6R, only has Galfer SS lines and scotts damper right now. Looking to get track bodywork soon and installing the frame sliders.

http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h179/kandrei3000/_JON7179.jpg

Here is my KTM 450 SMR. It is all stripped down now because it is going to be rebuilt soon, hopefully. It has all the KTM hardparts pretty much except the slipper clutch.

http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h179/kandrei3000/CIMG0956.jpg

Lastly, here is my new pitbike to replace the one that got stolen (picture a couple of posts up). It is an SSR 125 X3. It has a high comp piston, 24mm intake runner, G2 cam, oil cooler, and polish.

http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h179/kandrei3000/CIMG0954.jpg

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2003 SV650S
Great bike, and legions of enthusiastic owners.

 

From the same family: DL650, a popular dual-sport named "Alpenkönig" [King of the Alps] several years running in the Motorradfahrer 20-bike tests. Great commuter/dirt road bomber/sport tourer.

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Heres the new bike 07 ZX6R, only has Galfer SS lines and scotts damper right now. Looking to get track bodywork soon and installing the frame sliders.

 

 

Great bike! I rode one (school bike) at Laguna Seca last year at a Kieth Code Superbike School. It had 3 miles on the OD when I first threw a leg over it that morning... it definitely got broken in hard!! Great power delivery and unbelievable brakes. They had put the '06 race fairings on them as the '07 bodywork wasn't available yet, and it was touching down in all the left corners... drove me crazy!

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The Keith Code school must have been awesome, I want to do the Cornerspeed school since it teaches trail braking. I'm still learning a lot but having a lot of fun. I can't wait to get a full exhaust since the stock one weighs like 30 lbs. But I agree about the brakes, I was surprised how great they felt. I installed the ss lines with 25 miles so I really don't know if it would have faded but it feels great now.
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If you're interested in racing, I highly recommend Code's school. I've been three times to the Superbike school, and twice to Reg Pridmore's Class school. Code's is definitely more focused toward the racing side of riding, while Reg's school is more relaxed, less regimented and focused more toward "recreational" street riding.

 

Code's school focuses on corner speed, and surprisingly spends very little time on braking until you get to the higher levels. You can get a lot out of reading his books if you spend time on the track working on some of the skills detailed therein.

 

Any kind of school will benefit your riding in ways you won't even realize until you've been. We all have bad little habits that slow us down! ;)

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+1... they're [Honda CB750] getting hard to find in nice shape... and that one looks nice. Total dinosaur by modern standards, but still very cool... :D
I had a Suzuki GS750 like the one shown and back then this was considered a "big" bike. It had wire wheels and one disc front and one back. They were much over engineered and many run well today, although're often well beat up. Water cooling was rare and fuel injection practically unheard of.

 

The Suzuki was a good balance of power and handling. It had some innovations like needle bearings for the swing arm. Now everyone thinks they need large displacement and a lot of the cruisers like the HD's and clones weigh over 700 lbs dry.

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Now everyone thinks they need large displacement and a lot of the cruisers like the HD's and clones weigh over 700 lbs dry.

 

good bike in it's day. btw haul a weeks worth of stuff rain gear, clothes, shoes, etc. etc. plus a passenger on the open road then come back and tell me you don't need a larger bike. they are all just machines built to do different jobs.

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good bike in it's day. btw haul a weeks worth of stuff rain gear, clothes, shoes, etc. etc. plus a passenger on the open road then come back and tell me you don't need a larger bike. they are all just machines built to do different jobs.
Ever ride in New England?

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Here is my 05 R6 with just few things on it.

Just changed the Brake Lines and the Pads yesterday.

I started to wonder why I didn't do this first!!

 

http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/ff303/hangken/LegacyGT%20Forum/R6-1.jpg

 

http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/ff303/hangken/LegacyGT%20Forum/R6-2.jpg

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Ever ride in New England?

 

nope but in the course of 40 years ridding i have rode in many many places with twisty roads and realize that if i slow the HD down a tad it does just fine plus it will carry the load when needed. :lol: ride on

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1990 Honda CR500r (500cc 2 stroke) - running on excell 17" rims and plated for the street

http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o160/fiidgett/cr5cropped-1.jpg

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My 2001 Wolverine

http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o160/fiidgett/100_2915.jpg

 

1996 CBR 600 F3 (brother's)

 

http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o160/fiidgett/100_2918.jpg

 

1912 Harley Davidson

http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o160/fiidgett/100_2916.jpg

 

 

one of my past pet projects...

 

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