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DOH! sorry about no pic earlier.
Plane Jane- mostly right out of the box. Desperately want to put the passing light/bar and a windshield on it. Beyond that just some fine-tuning kinds of things for now until the mod bug bites hard enough.
Pic was taken by my wife (who does not yet realize how much she will like riding!) I have a bunch of shorter trips (100-300 m) planned for the near future, but my ultimate goal is to walk out of the sea water at the Jersey Shore and and walk into the Pacific surf later the same summer.
Hey did you read my story. I had a black kHz 440 as well could not afford to have two cars after first married and then couldn't afford to. Keep it when the kids came. I too have kicked all the kids out and bought my dream last memorial day totally right there with you. Great isn't it.
Yea, your in a whole new ball park now Dude! I will bet you even start wondering why you didn't do this much sooner but always better late then never!!! You are going to love your new ride. Tie your wallet down and let the mods begin! Keep us posted with pics too.
Last edited by tbonetony06; Feb 26, 2012 at 06:48 AM.
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