| Author | Message | ||
     Shotgun |
Very nice Hooligin. You are a lucky man. | ||
| Jazzman |
 all the rain on the coast makes the sunny days more enjoyable | ||
| Richieg150 |
2000 Molten Orange M3,powder coated frame,rims,side covers,rocker boxes,and swingarm.   | ||
| Frank_sinatra_1 |
 My 99 X1 Lightning with limited edition Dodge Viper Paint Set. With race kit: PM wheels, and 2001 "bionic starter"  edited by blake on February 26, 2004 | ||
| Teenc |
Well this is my first post, so I guess I will start with a picture of my bike. This is a picture of the diamond plate piece which is bolted under the tail. The picture might not show it, but it is VERY shiny and VERY cool looking.  edited by teenc on February 24, 2004 | ||
| Jst |
Very industrial. I like it. | ||
| Xb9er |
That bike looks pretty nice with the diamond plate. Did you cut and install it yourself? | ||
| Kahuna |
only problem is, your rear tire will rub against the undertail if you're riding 2-up! | ||
| Keef |
This is the latest changes to my S3  | ||
| Teenc |
Adjusted the shock preload and never had a problem with it hitting the tire when riding with a passenger. Sure would make a good brake if it did though! I also don't use any of the rear plastic, so that must give it another inch of clearance at least. I don't even remember what the stock one looked like, did it have an indent for the tire to go into or something? | ||
| Ccryder |
Stock has a generous indent for the tire. BTW, where is your licence plate? Neil S. | ||
| Bushido |
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| Teenc |
The license plate goes right under the tail light. I had to take it off to drill new holes because the new Wisconsin license plates are smaller than the old ones were. | ||
| Keef |
Nope,this the latest changes to my Thunderbolt,all 95 ponies worth....now it has a 2000 lightning motor converted to carb and them there ponies are measured at the rear wheel at Gails H-D in Belton, missouri  | ||
| Bads1 |
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| Stoobr2 |
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| Captpete |
You'll never guess:  | ||
| John89147 |
Hey Teenc, Where can I find a fairing like that? I can't find one anywhere. | ||
| Grunt |
here's a shot of my new project for my bike. i didn't feel like buying one of those expensive full fairings, or taping the headlights for race day so i designed this bad boy,best of all it wont cook the motor on the way home.....yay.. i'm considering reproducing it  } edited by grunt on April 04, 2004 | ||
| Drfuyutsuki |
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| Lake_bueller |
I'm finally getting around to posting some "work in progress" pictures of my S1WL restoration. I bought the frame, bodywork & rims from a "for sale" posting in BWB. The tank got lost in transit so I had to get a used tank. The donor motor came from one of my S3T's (yes, I had two of them). I hoping to have it on the road sometime by the middle of next week. I'll post some completed pictures when its done. Empty Frame:  Beginning Motor Installation:  Powdercoated Front Isolator:  Fresh Tank:  Powdercoated Parts (Crossroads race bars, S1 dash, Banke frame brace, Handlebar mount, Front isolator):  Dash installed:  I'm hoping to get the rear wheel installed and front wiring completed tonight. More pictures to follow. | ||
| Wyckedflesh |
Looks good LB. Looks Real good can' wait to see the finished product. | ||
| Hootowl |
If I may make a suggestion... Get one of the 99+ swingarms and powdercoat it white. I think it would complete the package nicely. Jeff | ||
| Lake_bueller |
Jeff, I actually have a spare pre-99 swingarm in the garage. I thought it would be too much white. After putting on the swingarm not once, not twice but THREE times, it's not high on my list of things to do again anytime soon. It's on the plate as a posibility next winter. Right now, I just want to ride it!!! | ||
| Henrik |
Lake; that's nice. Lot's of nice details. Henrik | ||
| Bads1 |
Look'n good Dennis Look'n good.Can't wait to see finished. | ||
| Fullpower |
its FeBuellary in alaska  | ||
| The_x_man |
How do you like this ???  |
