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Looks good like that, but I've really grown to like the other swingarm. Slap on a fender similar to what you're running, lose the fender struts for good and black it out and you'll be styling hoss. Nice to be riding isn't it?
Looks good like that, but I've really grown to like the other swingarm. Slap on a fender similar to what you're running, lose the fender struts for good and black it out and you'll be styling hoss. Nice to be riding isn't it?
thanx for all the comps guys. I really like the way it looks in this configuration also. I really want to pull off the CBR rear end though. It is pretty unique now, but it is basically a blacked out bobber. I feel the rear end will really put it in a league of its own. Plus I have about 500 bucks invested in the godam rear end!!!
I am gonna tool it around for a little while and then get to work on the rear end this winter. I hope to get it all together and design a cool rear fender to set it off nicely. Then I will be happy. I dont know, maybe if my dad said "I love you" a little more I wouldnt be so f**ked up!!!!!!!
I still would have gone with a modified single sided swingarm, THAT would put it in a leauge of it's own. I saw an XR1200 with a Ducati Hypermotard front and rear end and almost had to change my pants.
I hear ya ryan, it is just that the single sided parts are so friggin expensive. I am sorta pissed with the money I have spent so far. Single side stuff would have at least tripled the price!!!
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