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Damn, gone allready.

Honestly, Id probably stay with even stock Banshee shocks. I know the front end is way wider on a Rappy, those shocks are going to be valved and sprung for a completely different bike. But then again, I was never a big fan of using shocks meant for a different bike.

[rant] I think your eyeing up the wrong issue there. What we need to do is tell these brain dead fucks in Washington to stop telling us how to live our lives. If you saw what little America contributes to air pollution as compared to other countries it would be incredibly obvious that doing away with 2 strokes is like polishing the brass of the Titanic. [/rant]

If I didnt allready have them, and the price was decent, Id try 'em. Maybe its just me, but I dont see there being a huge demand for SS brake lines, and Im not sure you could undercut other company's prices by enough of a difference to make it worth your while. Just my .02

The left side stock shock is blown. Same thing happened on one of my bikes. Prolly make a couple bucks partin that thing out, If I wasnt doin one allready I might pick it up.

Theres nothing like having something thats brandy new.

Damn, all out war in this bitch.... Times are tough, so people are gettin' even tougher.

Things are shitty right now, I guess nobodys buying anything, Im havin a tough time with my e-bay auctions. Would you consider LRD adjustable pipes for those PT Mids?

Never been over there. The HQ is definately where its at. Good group of people here.

Yeah, an RZ was the 350 2 stroke, but I really really doubt youll find one in that price range in any kinda shape. Try looking for an old beat enfuro bike, like a KDX or soemthing like that.

I think this dude is long gone from this site. Look at the original post dates.

If anyone wants this steering stem, I took it off the bike I'm parting out, just pay me the shipping and its yours. The actual stem is straight as an arrow, but the part where the tie rods connect is tweked. I suppose if you have a big enough vice you can straighten it. Or run it as-is, but the ti rods bind a little at full steer. doesnt come with the nut or washer.

Sorry bro, gotta go together. Pipes on flea bay along with a whole bunch of other stuff. Starting bid only $50. http://motors.shop.ebay.com/merchant/goodz417

These are mine, come and pick them up, Ill let them go for $50. Insanely good price. http://cnj.craigslist.org/rvs/840917763.html

If you actually had 53 pis, you wouldnt be able to start it, and the bike would run like real shit. Anything below 90 your going to start to notie really quick. Your doing something wrong or your comp testor is broekn. Are you kicking it until it stops going up?

High temp silicon/rtv. I think cubs have almost the same plugs as the stockers.

Thats aboot right. Ehhhh? :yelrotflmao: Had to do it, welcome aboard bro. Thats a nice lookin shee!!!!

Did you check and see if you have a spark? Pull one plug at a time, and turn of the gas, put the plug in the boot, but let the end rest on the cylinder and then kick the bike. You should have a fat blue spark. If not, then its an electrical issue. If you do your problem lies elsewhere.

Last bump before e-bay.

Standup guy!!! No worries in dealing with him!!! :cool:

Bump for ya John, got my frame PCed form the same dude, damn nice job, no worries here!!!

Axle and rotor sold to qboronyrican Thanks brah!!!! Eeverything else on fleabay. More to come soon, will make a new thread. http://motors.shop.ebay.com/merchant/goodz417

This place is dead today.... When you say flywheel, your not talking about the electrical flywheel are ya?

I might give it a shot depending on the price. The stock transmission is pretty durable, but if your going to be dragging it, or just have it apart allready, I might give it a go. Here's a bit of information from my experience. It is commonly known as "case hardening" in metallurgy. Basically, you heat it up to near melting and then "quench" the hot peice of metal. This leaves all of the molecules in a random order, with no seeems and very small crystals. This means, no weak spots. It works, and it's proven to work. Has been used for a long long time, but the faster you quench the steel, and the colder its done at, the better it works. Im sure everyones seen a movie where a blacksmith tosses a red hot horshoe into a bucket of water. Same deal, except you use something much much colder then water.

Bump for ya bro!! Bought a lot of stuff of this dude. Cool guy :cool: