Cycle whore thread
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Re: Cycle whore thread
Unless you get some major amazing warranty, I think you'll just be disappointed with how much value that bike will lose in resale if you ever need to go back to a car, or want a different bike.
I'd say go over to Yorktown and have a seat on the ducs but my experience with Redline was not a good one.
I'd say go over to Yorktown and have a seat on the ducs but my experience with Redline was not a good one.
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Re: Cycle whore thread
Between this and talking to charlie last night I'm so close to doing a front fork swap on my bike...
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Re: Cycle whore thread
I don't know your price range... buttttttttt
http://www.ducati.ms/forums/128-bike...rlotte-nc.html
http://www.ducati.ms/forums/128-bike...695-cheap.html
http://www.ducati.ms/forums/128-bike...rt-1000-a.html
http://www.ducati.ms/forums/128-bike...rlotte-nc.html
http://www.ducati.ms/forums/128-bike...695-cheap.html
http://www.ducati.ms/forums/128-bike...rt-1000-a.html
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Re: Cycle whore thread
exactly.
it's actually 3 bikes.
http://www.motohangar.com/mhCustoms.html
"Recent winner of the "Best in show" and "Trick Bits" awards at Fighter Fest 2011 Carlisle PA. Started life as a 1975 Suzuki GT550. Created to combine the old and the new, with updated suspension the bike handles like a modern sportbike with all the charm of a vintage two-stroke motorcycle. Modifications include custom subframe and tail section. Modified Kawasaki H1 expansion chambers. Elk skin leather seat and fiberglass seat pan. Custom Honda headlight. Kawasaki 636 rear suspension and Suzuki GSXR front forks. Bike completed entirely, including the paint and graphics, here at MotoHangar."
it's actually 3 bikes.
http://www.motohangar.com/mhCustoms.html
"Recent winner of the "Best in show" and "Trick Bits" awards at Fighter Fest 2011 Carlisle PA. Started life as a 1975 Suzuki GT550. Created to combine the old and the new, with updated suspension the bike handles like a modern sportbike with all the charm of a vintage two-stroke motorcycle. Modifications include custom subframe and tail section. Modified Kawasaki H1 expansion chambers. Elk skin leather seat and fiberglass seat pan. Custom Honda headlight. Kawasaki 636 rear suspension and Suzuki GSXR front forks. Bike completed entirely, including the paint and graphics, here at MotoHangar."
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TwoWheels YearRound
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From: Inside the Beltway
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Re: Cycle whore thread
exactly.
it's actually 3 bikes.
http://www.motohangar.com/mhCustoms.html
"Recent winner of the "Best in show" and "Trick Bits" awards at Fighter Fest 2011 Carlisle PA. Started life as a 1975 Suzuki GT550. Created to combine the old and the new, with updated suspension the bike handles like a modern sportbike with all the charm of a vintage two-stroke motorcycle. Modifications include custom subframe and tail section. Modified Kawasaki H1 expansion chambers. Elk skin leather seat and fiberglass seat pan. Custom Honda headlight. Kawasaki 636 rear suspension and Suzuki GSXR front forks. Bike completed entirely, including the paint and graphics, here at MotoHangar."
it's actually 3 bikes.
http://www.motohangar.com/mhCustoms.html
"Recent winner of the "Best in show" and "Trick Bits" awards at Fighter Fest 2011 Carlisle PA. Started life as a 1975 Suzuki GT550. Created to combine the old and the new, with updated suspension the bike handles like a modern sportbike with all the charm of a vintage two-stroke motorcycle. Modifications include custom subframe and tail section. Modified Kawasaki H1 expansion chambers. Elk skin leather seat and fiberglass seat pan. Custom Honda headlight. Kawasaki 636 rear suspension and Suzuki GSXR front forks. Bike completed entirely, including the paint and graphics, here at MotoHangar."