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Zorro

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  1. Damn you sambusa! My girlfriend and I are going to do cafe racers this winter...was looking at cb750's...but since they'll just be bike night bikes...well, maybe a 550 would be fine for her.

  2. No shop, a friend of mine has his own little set up with solvent tanks and the alot of other shit I have no idea how to use. He did the High Performance Auto at UNOH.

    If it runs after the carbs are returned...I might take this off your hands.

    What's the K stand for on the model?

    I've been researching the cb750's....SOHC models. How does this compare besides for the CC's.

  3. Finally the mystery is solved. I'm the guy that went down and I still haven't been able to remember what happened. I guess that "went down face first between 130-140 mph" will do that. It was a great day up until that. For those interested, I was relatively unscathed. Broken pelvis and a few vertebrae plus a nasty concussion. The bike on the other hand.....it was a great ride. If you see a guy slowly getting around on crutches at the AMA race this weekend at Mid-Ohio, stop and say hi. Thanks and be safe out there!

    I was at that day...I'm glad to see you're ok! Good luck with your recovery.

  4. you will need to grind down one of the old rivets on the stock chain then press it out with your chain tool. Make sure you measure many times to make sure you have the right length on the new chain, better to start off longer if you are not sure then go short. If you have any questions feel free to call. What gearing did you go with?

    -1/+1

  5. I recently purchased a 520 Kit for my R6...waiting for delivery. Like a kid on christmas, when I get something new, i want to play with asap. anyway, I'm familiar with replacing sprockets but have no clue on chain replacements.

    so, does anyone want to offer their assistance at my house in Dublin? I'm guessing a "chain tool" will be needed. I have stock chain (I believe), and going to a DID ERV3 Chain.

    We'll celebrate the installation with Yuengling.

    Thanks,

    Chris

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