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Old 02-27-2008, 04:08 AM
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serious work on detail!! clip in peddals, big chain ring, do you go out looking for some big hills to fly up at 40kmph? very nice bike.
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You Rock! I can tell you were focused on your task. Please give a few details. Carb type, sprocket, how you welded the gas tank etc. Great motorbike! Thanks for sharing.
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Old 02-27-2008, 05:16 AM
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the frame was scratch built from hi-ten steel - the top tube/fuel tank is an ovalised tube - enough capacity for 40mi. at speed - the carburetor is a dellorto instrument 16mm - mated to a machined manifold - rear sprocket is attached via adapter plate to a disc brake rear hub - accepts std. 110 chainrings -
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WOW,man that is the crotch rocket of the bicycle world great job.louis
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Old 02-27-2008, 08:23 AM
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nice work
looks fast standing still
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Oh man that is amazing, cool split handlebars! cool everything really!
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Definitley a Serious ride. Beautiful.
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Very impressive! Forgive my ignorance but why all the holes in the clutch cover? Heat reduction? Do the hole's edges eat away at the pads faster or are they rounded/filed back. I'm also curious about the pink 04 tag above the rear wheel.
I'm really amazed by your bike! I have time to hear all the details.
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