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Notice the way the guy doesn't rev the motor real high before the burn out. That bike just might surprise some rice rockets and I would sure love to see it. Marsh
I wondered about that myself and that is part of the reason I posted that. So I could get a few opinions, I thought it would be easy to speed it up but what about the burn?
Marsh
I watched the vid several times, it actually looks legit to me. I think if the video was larger the speed perception factor would diminish dramatically.
Thanks for posting. Man, I love your ride, that tan offset and fender bib just look great.
Thanks Tkdeluxe. I love those same side fishtails. They look better somehow than the one on each side version.
I did a little more reading on that bike and discovered that it's a S&S motor and probably a racing motor. When you twist the throttle on those bad boys you better be hanging on tite.
Glad you enjoyed it. I think it a hoot.
Marsh
i might be wrong but ive had my 08 train with a stage one do the same thing. is a matter a fact, i left a 20' patch this past weekend. rev it up, dump the clutch and ride it out
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