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Old 11-13-2012, 12:20 PM   #11
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Oh and I should add, that is the regular pipe. Just the angle of the photo makes it look straight. Right now the bike is BONE STOCK. I have painted the speedo housing and light bucket black to make her look a little meaner. I just left the chrome trim on both of them for a nice contrast. Scuffed the chrome plastic housing with 400 grit sand paper, 3 coats of bumper paint and 3 coats of clear. Will post picks when I put them all back on

I do plan on turning her into a bobber but all my friends are saying I won't have a place to pick up girls....... I tell them, I never do anyway :S



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Old 11-14-2012, 01:31 AM   #12
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Hahaha, thats funny. Well, make sure your gas tank is full with gas when you add the fuel stabalizer. Also you can wash your bike and motor, maybe clean the chain with some kerosene, then lube the chain, you can lube your cables and pivot points and or anything else that can move or twist or turn, (so to speak) like the gear lever and even the brake lever, etc. Maybe an oil change too. Have a battery tender for the battery. You get the idea. I may be forgeting some stuff, but someone else will chime in soon. I hate the winter months.
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Old 11-15-2012, 12:38 AM   #13
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Hahaha, thats funny. Well, make sure your gas tank is full with gas when you add the fuel stabalizer. Also you can wash your bike and motor, maybe clean the chain with some kerosene, then lube the chain, you can lube your cables and pivot points and or anything else that can move or twist or turn, (so to speak) like the gear lever and even the brake lever, etc. Maybe an oil change too. Have a battery tender for the battery. You get the idea. I may be forgeting some stuff, but someone else will chime in soon. I hate the winter months.
Actually you want to put the fuel stabilizer in first and then fill the tank so it mixes. All the rest I would recommend.


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Old 11-15-2012, 10:05 AM   #14
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Awesome, thank you guys for the fast replies!!!!
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