Friends bikes I built
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Re: Friends bikes I built
Originally Posted by JohnnyP
I never use those and I have all my fingers and I plan on keepin them
If your working on your bike and that happens you've got other problems if you crash and that happens you've got really bad luck
If your working on your bike and that happens you've got other problems if you crash and that happens you've got really bad luck
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Re: Friends bikes I built
Originally Posted by DBoy
they look to pretty you cut that akrapovic
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Re: Friends bikes I built
Amazing work! You definately take pride in your work.. awesome creations!
I have to ask though, what 12 bar is on that 636? I'm looking for ideas for mine and that looks about the right length.. is it custom? or a certain brand?
I have to ask though, what 12 bar is on that 636? I'm looking for ideas for mine and that looks about the right length.. is it custom? or a certain brand?
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Re: Friends bikes I built
how do you go about cutting the muffler can?? I took mine when it fell off to a muffler shop and aksed if they can chop it in half.. the dude quickly responded HELL NO! i was suprised and aksed why not.. he started feeding me a bunch of bullshit.. i thought it was simple with proper tools that a muffler shop has no?
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Re: Friends bikes I built
It is simple, I'm not sure if your can has the riveted end on it or not but most bikes do.. just drill or grind out the rivets, pop the end off, cut your can, and rivet the end back on.
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Re: Friends bikes I built
Originally Posted by Kliewer
It is simple, I'm not sure if your can has the riveted end on it or not but most bikes do.. just drill or grind out the rivets, pop the end off, cut your can, and rivet the end back on.
