Lafayette, IN area pics
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Erik, the busa looks ok now, but with the clear lenses, breaded steel lines, new fork springs, new pegs, frame sliders, raising links, top triple from the 02, and the +3 rear sprocket, it will look better, and function more like I want it to. All I am waiting on is the frame sliders, pegs, and sprocket, all from Lockhart, so who knows when they will get here, but as soon as they do the first phase of the 04 transformation will be complete, and ready to push it to the limits. This year it is knee pucks and foot pegs all the way.
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Originally posted by bigman
Erik, the busa looks ok now, but with the clear lenses, breaded steel lines, new fork springs, new pegs, frame sliders, raising links, top triple from the 02, and the +3 rear sprocket, it will look better, and function more like I want it to. All I am waiting on is the frame sliders, pegs, and sprocket, all from Lockhart, so who knows when they will get here, but as soon as they do the first phase of the 04 transformation will be complete, and ready to push it to the limits. This year it is knee pucks and foot pegs all the way.
Erik, the busa looks ok now, but with the clear lenses, breaded steel lines, new fork springs, new pegs, frame sliders, raising links, top triple from the 02, and the +3 rear sprocket, it will look better, and function more like I want it to. All I am waiting on is the frame sliders, pegs, and sprocket, all from Lockhart, so who knows when they will get here, but as soon as they do the first phase of the 04 transformation will be complete, and ready to push it to the limits. This year it is knee pucks and foot pegs all the way.
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Originally posted by Helios
to that, the only thing that bike couldnt do was stoppie, unless i wasnt around for that
to that, the only thing that bike couldnt do was stoppie, unless i wasnt around for that 
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And the question EVERYONE will ask... How long can you keep it pretty? I think a poll is almost in order for that one. 
Current plans include a few small changes, then a trip to Daytona, and then it's probably going to be for sale. (Because I would hate to 
a pretty bike)
Current plans include a few small changes, then a trip to Daytona, and then it's probably going to be for sale. (Because I would hate to a pretty bike) 
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Originally posted by gixxer671
And the question EVERYONE will ask... How long can you keep it pretty? I think a poll is almost in order for that one. Current plans include a few small changes, then a trip to Daytona, and then it's probably going to be for sale. (Because I would hate to a pretty bike)
And the question EVERYONE will ask... How long can you keep it pretty? I think a poll is almost in order for that one.
Current plans include a few small changes, then a trip to Daytona, and then it's probably going to be for sale. (Because I would hate to a pretty bike) 
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Originally posted by gixxer671
Went to Wisconsin today...here's what I bought
Went to Wisconsin today...here's what I bought
Once I get back from Break, I'll have some fiddy stunting in Ron's house, and some pictures of his dog going ape-**** over a balloon on her head(did I mention the dog had 3 beers and some margeritta's
)Other than that, I' probably won't be posting much these 3 weeks being at home. I'm going to start on my painting project tomorrow, well the sanding part of it..... I'll get pic's, laterz
