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Old 05-19-2017, 06:31 AM
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So does the clutch work?
Seems to now.
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How much weights on the back? Will it pop a wheelie?
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How much weights on the back? Will it pop a wheelie?
2 75lb IH suitcase weights as of now, so 150lbs, no wheelie.
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2 75lb IH suitcase weights as of now, so 150lbs, no wheelie.
You must not be trying hard enough.
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We shall see.
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Looking good Nick! I like the paint scheme too! If you ever decide on another release lever yoke, check with Adam. I got one from him and its heavy duty with a grease fitting.
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Looking good Nick! I like the paint scheme too! If you ever decide on another release lever yoke, check with Adam. I got one from him and its heavy duty with a grease fitting.
Thanks John, that's a good idea.
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Turned out real purty Nick. A few years ago I had the same idea of putting round fenders on narrow frame with the tall tunnel , but a few folks here poo pooed on that idea. Glad to see it works.

I'm thinking about the round fenders from extreme.Very cool. Did you put any decals on it?

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Hey Nick, see your old thread popped up, never heard, how does it pull? Sorry if I missed the results, as they may have been posted elsewhere.
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Hey guys, actually just pulled my new best of 2250 today instead of last time at 1700, we'll see what tomorrow brings.
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