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magley64

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  1. no effing way... you could damn near buy 2 Y2K's for that almost 300k for what is essentially a fancy titanium buell I don't get it, not at all...but they are only making 10 of them, so get yours today.
  2. specs... engine: G-Squared for ECOSSE dual-cam race engine; 45-degree American V-Twin. Normally aspirated. Variable fuel injection system with altitude compensation. Independent dual-runner intake manifold. Machined billet cylinders, stress-relieved. G-Squared tall big-fin race cylinder heads. Pressed assembly race crankshaft. Handbuilt, blue-printed and balanced for reduced vibration. ECOSSE mechanically driven supercharger drive. ECOSSE high-efficiency intercooler manufactured by Bell. Tuned for high-performance street riding. engine finish: as machined billet cylinders, ECOSSE “works” charcoal grey coating on case and heads. Polished option available. bore: 4.375 stroke: 4.1875 displacement: 2100cc horsepower: >200 at the rear wheel ft-lbs of torque: >200 at the rear wheel transmission: 6-speed close ratio with final overdrive primary: wet chain drive exhaust: handcrafted titanium race exhaust mainframe: titanium subframe: titanium swingarm: titanium front suspension: Öhlins MotoGP-grade TTX Gas forks, fully adjustable with titanium front axle rear suspension: Öhlins TTX Racing Shock for ECOSSE, fully adjustable for riding style & seat height rake: 25 to 29 degrees; rider preference brakes: ISR custom radial brake system rear sprocket: hardened steel chain ring, aluminum carrier fastened with titanium rivets oil capacity: 4 quarts; circulated through mainframe oil filter: machined aluminum with laser-cut, ultra-low micron level filtration; lifetime use air filter: K&N, lifetime use fuel tank: handcrafted carbon fiber & kevlar; 4.2 gallons bodywork: handcrafted carbon fiber (headlight, fenders, tank, tail section, tach shroud & seat pans) weight: 440 lbs wheelbase: 60.5” wheel travel: 5.2” front; 6.5” rear front/rear wheel: 17” clear-coated carbon fiber front/rear tire: 120/70ZR17; 190/55ZR17 load capacity/ground clearance: 400 lbs; 6.5“ and up seat height/configuration: 27.5” to 30.5”; 1+1 (rider & passenger) instrumentation: analog tach and programmable LCD speedo footpeg configuration: 12 available positions; rider preference side stand: titanium; adjustable for different seat heights chassis color: brushed titanium bodywork color: clear-coated carbon fiber/ custom ECOSSE orange pin stripe wheel finish: clear-coated carbon fiber handlebar finish: platinum seat: high-profile (plush) with gel & custom design; carbon-fiber/perf upholstery with ECOSSE orange topstitching grips: Spider advanced technology in grey/black identification: each engraved with sequential serial number offered with: matching serialized BRM titanium automatic chronograph, 48mm hexagonal titanium face, carbon-fiber accents, ECOSSE-branded
  3. I'm ashtabula county, but i'm always down for riding. (as soon as i get my bike ready)
  4. I H8 qualifiers, I had to run a qualifier rear for the last part of my first season on the XX cause I didn't know what mileage to expect out of the PDS. I called state 8 for a same day swap, and all they had in stock was the Dunflop Q, barely lasted 3000 miles, and hopped and skipped all pver the place on me in the corners. Contrasted with my 7000+ mile Pirelli Diablo Strada rear life, and the fact that I've never had an issue with grip on them... I will never run another DQ as long as I have an alternative. my $.02
  5. 2 weeks til i can afford tires, oil change, coolant, brake fluid, and maybe a thermostat.
  6. april 3rd, qsl valleyview, be there or be a cager.
  7. magley64

    Time off

    early spring ahead...it's cool
  8. she knows the general public isn't bothering to read the bill themselves.
  9. the 3rd is my birthday party camp-out bonfire party...
  10. and in case you didn't know....OsuMJ is a girl.
  11. I'm picking up sewing this week... Doesn't seem entirely complicated, and I have some custom seat covers for my dune buggy in mind. sewing seems paramount in uppholstery
  12. you need less cold water in your jello recipe, you can nail it to whatever you like if made properly. there are good female riders, just as there are good male riders. Also there are good female mechanics, just as there are good male mechanics, generalizing doesn't solve anything... maybe you need to start talking to smarter women.
  13. fact... http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/jj138/magley64/Dune%20Bug/112.jpg
  14. bike's not ready yet...need tires, fluid changes, and clean-up. april is coming.
  15. magley64

    Wright Wriders

    if these were ORDN meets, I'd be more tempted, but i won't have my bike out of "winter mode" until the end of this month. (new tires, oil change, coolant flush, brake fluid flush, and clean-up need done)
  16. I H8 trikes, but I <3 Air cooled VW's, so I'm a little torn on your toy... Oh well, welcome aboard anyway.
  17. we already have a tbone, change your nickname! LOL, j/k welcome terry
  18. magley64

    2004 rc51

    you could fix that really easily with some steel bars, a torch, and a welder.
  19. magley64

    2004 rc51

    cmon jrm, drop the sv, and buy a can of copper paint...
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