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On the way to the target, one must avoid the feared black hole at all costs...Strangely, others here (who shall remain nameless) are in search of the elusive hole...
gotta watch out for those guys !
rhino- bike's gonna look real sharp when project blackout wraps up.
I didn't put all the parts back on, only enough to make the bike legal and roadworthy (some of them will have to come off again for phase #3) so that I can get it to the indy shop next week.
With the parts that did go on, I think there was enough for me to tell how this is gonna turn out when it's finished - I think I'm on the right track
The bike is booked in with the indy shop for this Tuesday, for phase #3 of project BlackOut
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