Ditched the race graphics. Looks cleaner.

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My daughter has named it :

Emperor Zurg



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LOL needs ZURG plates now.

 

I transfered the plates from the other bike, they expire in February. That's not a bad idea, lol.

 

ZURGZED

LOL too many characters? Are bikes 6- I honestly cannot remember.

The best part is she would never, ever forget that, ya know? You'd be a cool Dad for a long time.

 

 

Gotta put the bike in a 12' Penske moving truck tomorrow. Advice? I've googled just wanted to see if you guys had any tips/advice. I do not have any stands of any kinds. The rails on the truck run on the side walls, no floor hooks. I'll just strap it as good as I can. Try to put "soft" stuff near it. I'll leave the kickstand up, since I heard they can break if your rachet it down, with the kickstand down. A bit nervous, carried bike in truck beds multiple times, first time in a box truck.

 

 

rode with one of these for a while on the way to work this morning


the tail/turn signals on it are weird. (his had a fender eliminator, so the stripe across the bottom of the center tail acted as turn signals)