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| Steel Rear Sprockets |
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Posted by: johnnyj_imp - 01-15-2016, 02:26 PM - Forum: Mechanical & Technical
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After reading Peking Ducks great thread about sprockets and his experience last year I started emailing 7th Gear Design in July trying to buy a set of sprockets. After several emails, voice mails, and month passed, I have given up and bought a 19 tooth steel front sprocket from PBI.
Was thinking there is probably others that have been down this road and may have found a line on a 37 tooth steel rear sprocket.
I will post up if any of my inquiries yield any leads.
Thanks in advance
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| Cheap Tyres |
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Posted by: Cormanus - 01-15-2016, 12:44 PM - Forum: Riding Gear
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About 18 months ago Enzo, Pterodactyl and I met a bloke on a Triumph Rocket that he'd found 'a bit gutless' so he'd bored it out to 2800 cc. As I recall he'd done something hideous to the exhaust so you could hear him from 100 kms away and was also running a car tyre on the back of it.
Turns out that may be OK according to some—http://www.motorcycle.com/features/skidmarks-dark-side-riders.html
Discuss below ...
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| 2014 Gauges question |
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Posted by: Olyrider - 01-15-2016, 10:36 AM - Forum: General Discussion
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I have a 2013,
I'm going to swap out the LEDs in the gauge cluster. Or maybe it's LCD. Doesn't matter.
Does anyone _not_ like the blue/white on the 2014s? Daytime or night?
I can use almost any color I'd like, but if blue/white works, I'm happy with that.
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| Red Light Fun |
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Posted by: Jeephoto_imp - 01-15-2016, 08:06 AM - Forum: General Discussion
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Sometimes, when waiting on a long red light, I like to lift both feet and see how long I can balance my CB1100. Kind of like a Trials rider; feet up and complete stop.
Of course, all the while "checking my six" for cars behind me.
I couldn't do that on my KLR650 because my little short legs required one foot down only. I can get both feet down on the CB.
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