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cruzinaz

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About cruzinaz

  • Birthday 08/27/1955

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    nuwheel@gmail.com
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    Tucson Az
  • In My Garage:
    07 vfr RWB
    03 vtx 1800,
    82 cbx 1100
    97 xr600r sold

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  1. You may want to post this in the South section, I don't know what is in west Texas for fun riding but if I was you I would head the other direction. As far as mountain riding, at that time of the year anything over 4500' elevation is going to have snow. Have fun! If you ever get into Az, New Mexico, Utah, Colorado let me know. I have plenty of routes in mind.
  2. Am I the only one that thought...oh no, Apes?
  3. I wouldn't trust any of those guys...especially Ken.
  4. Another great vacation, thanx for taking us along. Whens the next one? :smile2:
  5. Your trip was not long enough.. at least for me. Thank You for taking the time to post all the fantastic pictures and taking all of us along on your adventure, I have shared your thread with my friends. Like me they are in awe. Have a Bud on me
  6. I hope you can start taking at least 3 month rides from now on so we can enjoy it as much as you did....without getting wet/cold...etc. Your pictures are phenomenal to say the least!
  7. One of the best ride reports ever! Fantastic pictures to say the least and the captions.... well done!
  8. I have 2 sets of these and I did NOT like the way they capped the ends. Tying down the VFR with heated grips they pulled at an angle and started bending the grips so I ran them thru the band saw and cut just the end off so they are tubes now . MUCH better. Want the best? These are impressive, zero load on the suspension and don't even have to tie the forks down. Hmmm, cant post the link. Google "Pitbull rear tie down" 3 of us loading our bikes back up at the track with lets say...what seemed like 30 tie downs and an hours work these track guys attach the stand to the rear and ride the bike onto the trailer and it clicks in to the tie down bracket and locks the bike. It took about a minute total.
  9. I like the rear...
  10. :laugh: :laugh: ^^^^^^^^
  11. Very nice!
  12. That's an 06 right? If so "color close" used to have the paint but it was not a perfect match. Find a good auto painter that knows how to use a mixing bank and he (or she) will be able to match it. Nice bike, welcome to the nut house.
  13. LOL yep, wax and grease remover melts that stuff very quick also. At least its easy to remove but not a choice for me.
  14. Hey all those guys are complaining about small tanks on their 7th Gens...here's a new mod for them. Sorry but as I was reading your post I could "see" it happen. :laugh2: Glad you are still around to talk about it, could have been a really bad day.
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