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His parts are also way expensive. If I'm not mistaken someone here contacted him about pipes and a tank. Tank was about $900 and pipes were like $1200 if I remember correctly.
Yeah, I posted on this two or three times. One of the previous posters contacted the company for some information.
He was quoted over $1000 for the pipes and the tank itself was $1200.
The tank isn't one that they provide, you have to send in YOUR stock tank that they will chop up and form to look similar to the one pictured.
It's a nice looking bike, but not very economical to try and build.
^^^they are bro...i think mreed was pointing those out to me ( i could be mistaken). he said the tires on that bike are made by "beck". google that ****....
I'm gonna begin my process of converting my Iron 883 into the Guerilla (pics attached below). The maker of this bike is very picky about who he responds to for buying the parts used, so I'm wondering if anyone knows of a place to buy some of the major parts for the conversion, primarily the wheels and tires.
One of my club brothers has a shop out in Rancho Cucamonga that can do all this for you, or just acquire/fab the parts for you if that's the route you want to go. The shop is called Spitfire Motorcycles, here is their site http://www.spitfiremotorcycles.com/ give them a call or swing by their shop ask for Paul and tell him Patrick from Vegas sent you to him.
One of my club brothers has a shop out in Rancho Cucamonga that can do all this for you, or just acquire/fab the parts for you if that's the route you want to go. The shop is called Spitfire Motorcycles, here is their site http://www.spitfiremotorcycles.com/ give them a call or swing by their shop ask for Paul and tell him Patrick from Vegas sent you to him.
Thanks bro! Thats in my neck of the woods. I'll go this weekend.
I sent him an email with the photos of the Guerilla so he knows what you are aiming for...It is a bit difficult to find the address on the website. Should you need it the address is 8727 Utica Ave R.C., CA 91730
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