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To anyone interested, I will be picking up my bike, soon and assessing the damage. I was told it was cosmetic only. The only major damage is to the radiator. I will be getting it rideable and, maybe, repairing some of the minor damage. It will remain in primer. I will then put it up for sale. Probab...

Ravinsomniac wrote:

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Pirate Elizabeth Swann says, "Thanks Bill"

Who's this dude???

I hated those early Sportster bars. Weird hand position and the floppy rubber mounts didn't help, either

I stand corrected, Beach bars it is

No two bikes are alike. Could have come with any style

Mirrors are all aftermarket. Go to J&P Cycle or any supplier and pick the ones that you like

Tell the cop that you took a Viagra, by mistake, instead of your vitamin and you needed to get back before it wore off

It is too bad that you had an accident but are you really going to use that excuse to stop riding? What a pussy! At 73 I have as many years riding as you and I figure I have at least 15 more good years of riding ahead of me. So, get healed up, get that machine fixed up and get it back on the road! ...

Kit bikes didn't come with an engine, as far as I know. Tell the parts guy that you have a 95 Chevy pickup. I checked the fluid on my one speed standing upright. I don't think they are as fussy as the two speeds.

TXscooterguy wrote:Wow, heal quickly and tell us how many staples you're sporting.

About 80

Try to get a few details. Trans, especially

Very nice.

I suspect that these new trikes follow the three wheeled dune buggy concept. About 18 feet long, ugly fabricated springer, lots of diamond plate, high back bucket seats, big ol' spoiler and an aluminum gas tank. Seen 'em.....hate 'em

All of this is very interesting and completely uninformative. Let's all stop BSing each other and ourselves. Here is the unvarnished truth. Motor vehicles kill and maim people......period. Cars are safer. Motorcycles, not as much. That's the truth. Which are the most fun? For me, it's bikes. Always ...

Bottom line is that it doesn't matter.......bike,trike,unicycle, I'm done. My wife has never been a biker chick. She worries about me every time I climb on that thing. We've been a couple for 54 years. It's time to respect her wishes and find another amusement. One could get a severe paper cut from ...

Ohhhh........maybe this

I always knew I'd end up in the gutter

I tend to be the quintessential wise ass half of the time. which half is your choice. Trikes are okay, I've had a few. I have to stir the pot from time to time to

Operator error

Crashed the Boss. Shattered my right elbow and broke my ulna. Motorcycle days are over. I'm 70 had 55 good years, but it's time to quit while I'm ahead

I'm pretty sure that I'm going to modify Berzerkers 7.7 liter engine so can install twin turbo's producing 1800+ hp.

I guess too much power isn't enough

No idea what a spread bore manifold is ?? Thanks All of our carbureted bikes should have come, from the factory, with Quadrajet carburetor. They are referred to as a "spread bore". Two small primary venturies, and two large secondaries. I can see that the FAST system has four, equal sized...

CanuckHoss wrote:

Carl La Fong wrote:The FI fits the spread bore manifold??

If that is what is on my 2009 ZZ4 350 385 horse from factory then yes...if you are asking about something different I don't know.

Spread bore=Quadrajet
Big and little

The FI fits the spread bore manifold??