what Idle/sprocket combination you run?

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Jan 13, 2006 | 03:26 AM

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Brian V

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Re: what Idle/sprocket combination you run?

C'mon, i gotta get to 1100 posts tonight...................

Jan 13, 2006 | 03:28 AM

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Re: what Idle/sprocket combination you run?

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C'mon, i gotta get to 1100 posts tonight...................

It is warm enough to ride were you live ? Shouldnt you be out popin **** ?

Jan 13, 2006 | 03:30 AM

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Brian V

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Re: what Idle/sprocket combination you run?

Both of my bikes are down, im at work, and it's fuggin cold!!!!!

Jan 13, 2006 | 07:20 AM

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martino

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Re: what Idle/sprocket combination you run?

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Window licker ? Ok well here is how ill break it down for you then,,, the more idle you run is directly proportional to how much you suck,, If you need 5000 rpm then that means you have noo clue what throttle control is your just letting the bike do all the work for you.. School is out... Class dismissed..

yaaay! the special class is dismissed, yaaaay!!!

I can do everything with 3000 rpm but 5 grand lets you run a faster circle all on the idle, it looks a lot cleaner than if you'd blip the gas all over the place

Ive actually had the same rear brake pads for a year and a half

im just messing with you about the short bus thing brother, i got nothing but love for ya