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Rivcyko

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  • Birthday 12/16/1971

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    S.E. Mich. (Ypsi-tucky), or (Little Detroit)
  • In My Garage:
    2002 Honda VFR vtech,
    2002 Ford Ranger,
    A Grill, Yard tools,
    Fiberglass dust, Spiders,...

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  1. Unsubstantiated speculation, BUT, (As I haven't done the actual research), Isn't there a valve difference, as well as gearing?
  2. http://www.vfrdiscussion.com/forum/index.php/topic/29748-public-service-announcement/page__p__355983__hl__%2Bpublic+%2Bservice+%2Bannouncement__fromsearch__1#entry355983
  3. Happy Birthday Travis!

  4. My Gawd. You're one hardcore SOB. BEAUTIFUL WORK! Top shelf. Highest praises, on your hard work. I LOVE it!
  5. Awesome, Trace. Simple yet high-tech. As for visibility, it's all in how you mount the visible end, and how you shade it. (Made a shade for my voltmeter LED). As for the safety factor, while you ride,... Even if alerted, there is little to be done about it, in an instant, without a small undertaking. Solution,..... Line the a$$ end of your bike with red LEDs. That way, you always have a blast of light, (unless of critical electrical failure). .02
  6. Rivcyko

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    AHHHHHH! Sweet!
  7. Think'n you're hosed. Seb. has the best suggestion,...rattle clear over it. PPG clear and hardener is tough as nails, but expensive. I'm thinking if you clear over it, it may lift your base, then look like a crinkle cut french fry.
  8. True-dat!!! Is that how you say it? (Spell it?) B.S. aside, HOLY CRAP! Damn glad to still have you with us, sir! Hell, any chance the Dpt., could hook your bike up, as a unit? (Tax breaks, and such). And , let you ride, lit-up, - sirens, all the time? Bright-assed red, still doesn't help clowns to see me, but florescent orange,........you may want to consider,..... Besides, you can't leave us. (We wouldn't give you permission). You are our flat black staple!!!!!
  9. "Thse",.... Put the kickstand down, and step away from the blender,..... LOL!!!
  10. Sound great! .02,.......Any chance of a slight bend in the pipe, to show off the rim, a tad more? Looks so good, and yet so stifled.
  11. First mod I made, was just putting a fan on it. So far,......**fingers crossed**,........35,000miles,.........
  12. Priceless!! :fing02: :huh: :laughing6-hehe: Are you kidding??? I damned near shot coffee out of my nose! :laughing6-hehe: LOL. I got to see it first. LOL. My sharing video knowledge, created a monster,......And what a fantastic monster it has become. HHAAAAA!!!!! God bless you guys. Laughed myself to tears.
  13. Worth every penny, and hole.
  14. Zoiks! Talk about adventure.
  15. Better to be looked over than over looked. It is hard developing something new without stepping on traditions. I always start off with my list of needs, and try to follow some basic design guidelines regarding strength of materials, functional needs, and long term wear and usage. Sometimes I am surprised at the ending. I am a mechanical designer who uses no program or paper when I make things, funny how that is. Sort of a stream of thought. I posted these pics and descriptions to see if the design could hold water, so questions are very much appreciated. LOL. Seems you have methods that are sound. It so happens that an engineer, "without hands on", tends to worry me a tad. I see it a lot. LOL. Your bike needs a Bug Buster. LOL. The folks here, NEVER cease to amaze! Beautiful work and appreciated thought process!!!! Hats off.
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