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Yeah, I hear ya man, but I've got a four year old, a three month old, and a demanding job. I hardly have time for anything, but I make time for riding. It did have a primary inspection cover leak and I had to take the jockey shifter, shifter lever and linkage off to pull the cover clean the gasket, apply a bit of grease to it and reinstall. It's not leaking yet so all seems good. The gasket was just pinched which they told me about when I got the bike.
At least I got to tinker with it a bit last night! LOL!
Originally Posted by bmxatv
very cool man. had it been me, i would have like to have brought her home in pieces and put it together. just so i at least feel like i did somethin' to bring it to life but that's just me. good luck with it, unique little sporty!
Yeah, the frame is powder coated so no worries on the frame. Everything else is bare metal and as mreed said, the engine covers are copper dipped then hit with acid to make them age quicker.
Originally Posted by inswva
Sick bike for sure... but the rust freaks me out a little, especially on the frame.
Yeah, did I mention that they left all the dirt/mud on it from Sturgis for me? So cool, when I picked her up she was filthy and she will remain that way. No washing in my future...haha!
Originally Posted by YOURADHERE
I saw on their Facebook they had sold Beruit. I saw this bike up in Sturgis a few weeks back and drooled over it. Pictures don't do it justice, it kicks MAJOR ***. Congrats on the new scoot.
The frame is not rusted, it's a powdercoat that looks like rust.
I gotta get me a copy of that magazine for sure! Thanks.
Dude I have to see this bike. I seen you last Friday on the Iron at Cotton corners in Ravenna-I have on my bike and wave to you. My wife loved the Iron and would love the new bike more. Lets meet up sometime. I'm just in Streetsboro. Do you still have the iron?
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