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fish_antlers


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posted September 06, 2005 05:01 AM        
Help me Motard my DRZ

Easiest cost effective way to motard my DRZ... just fer fun... and no.. not "buying an SM"...


I already own da 400.... so what's do I needs ta do?

hep me out...

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waltdog


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posted September 06, 2005 07:47 AM        
Rims,tires and brakes would be a good start.

How wide and what size are the current rims?

Excel makes very good rims that usaully can be used with the stock hubs.



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squidlydiddly


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posted September 06, 2005 09:50 AM        
No time to ride offroad? That's a shame.
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akzx10r


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posted September 06, 2005 10:05 AM        
Fish,

http://www.motostrano-store.com/acclot.html

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frEEk


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posted September 06, 2005 12:35 PM        
what is it you always tell me? "buy a new bike"
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fish_antlers


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posted September 06, 2005 09:00 PM        
thanks ak... good link!

freek... well .. ya. but if it aint too much $$$ might be a fun winter project

squid.. well... what can I say... I work too much and dont have hours to get to trails and fart around..

I've got time to do a 1 hr burn here and there... some guys from work have a supermoto thing going and they head downtown and terrorize people, run through parkades and over obsticles etc...

sounds like it could be something news and exciting.

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squidlydiddly


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posted September 06, 2005 10:02 PM        
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squid.. well... what can I say... I work too much and dont have hours to get to trails and fart around..



That's too bad. I'm not in your line of work, but somehow ya gotta make the time to get out there.

We've got a great day (guided ride) planned this Saturday up Cultas / Vedder / Chilliwack. Leave your house @7:30 & you'll be home by 6pm...

If you proceed to motard your 400, see Mike at Holeshot for the necessary suspension mods. Or not.
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fish_antlers


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posted September 07, 2005 07:00 AM        
sadly (as sagot now finally understands) I'm booked... squid..every minute of every day is booked right now, including all the weekends... between 14 hr shifts 5-6 days a week there isnt much left other than to put the house back together on that one day off, but groceries and do laundry etc... if there is a second day off it's usually spent sleeping.

Only real chances I get to ride are when we go somewhere (ie: SBW or Laguna ) because I have to physically take the time off to do that... but you can only do that so many times...

if my evil plan to escape works then I'll be free to hang out sometime next year for rides galore, but not at this point..

welcome to the film industry.

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