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Wow, thanks for all the great comments! Makes a fella feel all warm and fuzzy inside
I don't usually like to multi-quote but here goes...
Originally Posted by Reb DEATH
Jake, that is amazing!!!
I absolutely love the seat and tank. Who modded your tank? Also, what are you doing for a speed o?
Travis at Dirty Kustoms welded the fuel gauge hole, filled in the indents for the tank badges and did the paint. Excellent job!
Pete at Rocket Bobs Cycle Works made the smooth console. Extremely happy with this piece as I finally got rid of the speedo that I so detested. However, it leaves me with no speedo for the moment. I will eventually get around to mounting a motogadget mini speedo in the future.
Originally Posted by magna
Whats your address i want to steal it.
Haha, this comment made me laugh. If you really want it, I didn't hide my license plate number
Originally Posted by rockerz
I think you need the Bitchin' sprocket & rotor for the rear to line up the spokes like the front.
who's seat is that? I like it.
I do have the rear rotor on there but you are right about the sprocket/pulley. Need to start collecting aluminum cans again.
The seat was made by C&C seats - they did a great job.
Originally Posted by Sgt_Jim
IMO thats what the blackline should have looked like, especially since the rocker is to be discontinued
Originally Posted by rdb1976
IMHO, that is what the Blackline should've looked like - stock with that fat@ss rear tire.
Af first I thought Rob was quoting you, Sgt Jim - maybe he's your doppelganger...
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