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Dec 9, 2024 | 04:49 PM

#11

fat00boy

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Joined: Jun 2018

Posts: 121

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From: western ma

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Originally Posted by Southernspeed

I'm always amazed how some folk manage to look after their vehicles so well. I know it's low mileage but I've seen 1 year old bikes looking like crap. Someone loved it dearly!

It sickens me when I watch videos of people doing rolling burnouts and wheelies on the rev limiters for a long time. I think to my self " that poor thing" Some have no respect or appreciation for our fine motorcycles.

Dec 14, 2024 | 08:31 PM

#12

BlueMurder

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Joined: Dec 2024

Posts: 49

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From: H-Town

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Originally Posted by Jag Jim

Here's a couple more pics from the other side. Went to a dealership here in town to see if they could they could shed some light on the bike and give a little history on what's been done to it but it was black Friday and they were pretty busy. I'll try that again another time. Looking forward to spring and getting out on it.

Hard to believe that bike is 24 years old.

Dec 14, 2024 | 09:14 PM

#13

Jag Jim

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Joined: Jun 2018

Posts: 183

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From: Indiana

It truly is a good looking bike. Can't wait to ride it. It does have a couple issues with not being ridden. Accelerator pumps leaking fuel so the carbs gonna need a rebuild. I'll get to that and open the cam chest to see if it's got an upgraded cam plate or not and if it doesn't then I can at least check if the tensioners are worn.