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Also have the charging system checked, under charging the system can cause it to act up.

Ignition system going bad? CDI, Coils, Pickup?

Nice, my first ride was a 77 CB750 That was the first bike I mutilated...ahh memories.

Ahh, perhaps lol, I just found out my sister will be up from South Carolina and 2 hours away. Prolly going to car pool with my mom & bro. Too much fun.

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This kinda reminds me of the time I welded a new cradle onto my Derby 50 to hold the YZ250 engine I put on it. That is a fun little beastie. These projects are always hecka expenisve, but fun fun fun!!

New IRS 1040 short short tax form - looks like this - How much did you earn How much did you spend Send the remaining amount to the gov't.

Anyone up for some central Ohio backroads? Its either ride or go fishing with my brother

Original inspiration - an MV Augusta Euro model with a screen and no mirrors. I'm thinking of putting on a couple of 'just barely' in compliance mirrors If this were a Harley an Oil slick would be stock lol

Resolution is ok, the screen was a cheepie couple years ago, screens have a lot more pixels now. Camera is all B/W with night vision - its pretty friggin sweet to quote the great Peter Griffin.

Here's what I finished tonight - rear view closed loop camera (no recorder, just video) Parts list: Gas tank mount bracket Color Lcd Screen (6") Camera - home security with night vision DC Power Adapter (for camera) 90 degree L bracket for mounting camera to rear footpeg General directions: *Find key-on 'hot spot' (12 volt source when key is on only) *Wire the LCD Screen and adapter into hot spot, wire camera and LCD connections *Mount LCD screen to bracket, mount bracket to gas cap *Hide Wires *Bolt camera to 90 degree L bracket, bolt bracket to right rear footpeg *Adjust camera angle Ride Happy - I was considering doing away with mirrors totally and leaving this on my bike, common sense says it should be ok since it does what mirrors do. Knowing my luck I'd get stopped by some letter of the law Nazi. Pix to come later - too dark out to have good images

I love the look on its face when it flips the lid - BUSTED! When I was a kid I'd put the cat in the bathroom and poke the bottom of the door to watch the PAW OF DEATH come after me lol!

Canadians - did they put mayonnaise on each other too?

is requesting continued prayer for Esther, sonogram detected 2 cysts on one of her ovaries. Time to see another Dr and get more tests done.

Swingarm plate mounts - retail $69.95 / $62.95 Ohio Rider Price (ORP) Polished (air cooled gsxr750s also) GSX 600 - 750 / GSF 600 Starter Gear cover (1988 - 2006) Retail $80, ORP - $72 Old school Chrome Headlight Assembly with fork mounts - 7" headlight with chrome housing and chrome fork mounts - $60 retail , $54 ORP Slipstreamer 22" Clear windshield for cruisers with conventional forks no covers no inverteds retail $247.95, ORP - $224.95 Folding shift pedals most late model sportbikes in stock $30.95 ORP $28 Folding brake pedals most late model sportbikes in stock $30.95 ORP $28 Mirrors for most late model sportbikes - $20 - $25 ORP - $18 - $22.50 Shinko De Mayo - 10% off MFR's list for all walkins = $15% off ORP Here's the deal, we all know there's shops and individuals selling stuff below retail on ebay, craig's list, forums, etc. Iron pony gives away tires and marks up other parts to make it up. We won't always have the lowest price, we can't do that and stay in business. I believe our prices are fair, and I will give all parts orders the best customer service I possibly can.

Free Bump

If you do a Ducati or Triumph 3 spoke will match the front

Thanks again for the support, tomorrow is the day and results should be in on friday.

Thanks for all the support, I'll let everyone know either way

Turbo was originally a Velocity Stage 1, used, - dump pipe was destroyed when I received it, and after doing some research I chose to add the intercooler, being down on funds I went and bought on off ebay, it didn't look so big in the photos.

I found some of Stan Myer's original writings (he got his dune buggy on the H2 + O instead of gas) and he pulsed 40Kv @ 1 Ma, kinda makes sense in a tesla high voltage effect kind of way. I imagine the pulsing increases / decreases production once the circuit hydrogen generator is fully charged. His setup was quite ornate, I'm thinking instead of lasers and all kinds of exotic stuff, maybe put a collar around some exhaust piping and collect some of the wasted heat energy. The hotter the water the less electricity necessary (hence the increased amp draw @ higher temps).

I'm considering buying a smaller intercooler, placing it underneath the seat / around the shock and turning the plenum backwards to re-route the plumbing. Should I be able to hide the cooler, I'll put a full exhaust on it and repair/repaint the lowers - won't be totally stealthy but it will get most of the ugly out of the way.