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With the plastic bottles that are not made for gas some will leach the plastic off and can cause problems if it sits in the carbs awhile. Don't ask mne how I know this

I am beginning to think nothing applies to politicians.

Looks fun, did the North Atlantic on a 567 feet long, 55 foot wide, 9,600 ton ship that was a blast you could literally walk on the walls.

Yep One 99 is the "New Bike" and the other 99 is "The Old Bike"

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If you do use slime do not leave it in your tire for any lenght of time it will corrode your rims, I can show you pics if you desire.

It was nice Saturday and I bet I olny rode 15 miles what a waste of a good day.

If the noise stopped it could have been a foreign object lodged in between.

Be a great looking bike when you finish.

Wish you the best for everything.

Sounds like a great project

Never seen one like that but I have seen ones that had an engine over the front wheel.

Come on in and stay awhile, I figured in the last 3 years this group has saved me around $2,000 but that is not the reason I stay because of all the the great folks.

The only thing I could think of is that you are going to use it in the course and they think that would make it for commercial use?? Just guessing.

I thought mine were cracking but it turned out to be some kind of wax or something on the tire. 10K on this set and still going strong.

can you narrow down the location of the sound?

Where's the Kaboom? There was supposed to be an earth shattering kaboom! Marvin the Martian

Ulysses Everett McGill: Well, I don't want Fop! I'm a Dapper Dan man!

My local steeler says he will match anyone including Internet, lets see if he will match this. Thanks for the post let us how it worked out when you get them.

Cool

The writer failed to mention the pissed off driver that waits till the bike is almost there and opens his door I have seen that happen more than once.

Good News.

Never heard of a Yamaha type teddy bear.. Give me some more details and I will look around.

There may have been something wrong with the CCT and the Vision I rode, every time I would change gears during each half hour ride it would clunk really loud and you could feel it come up through the bike. I think what turned me off most was the factory guy doing the Demos got mad and said I did not know how to ride a motorcycle when I asked about the lack of power and clunking. He may have been trying to say what you are but he was not very nice about it.

I did not like the CCT when I rode it not enough power and too clunky.