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sounds fun ,and i didnt know you hair was sooooooooooo long!!!!!!!

sweet !!!!!!!

one thing i say to women that hang out with me when that subject comes up is being a little afraid is not a bad thing if the fear is out of respect for what can happen out of recklessness, which in my opinion will make someone a more sensible ,i suggest your wife take the safety course the bikes are even smaller which will be less of a distraction and give her more confidence while she sorts out how to properly control herself and the bike ,the instructers give a lot of solid pointers that would have prevented that earlier accident, or lessened the likelyhood of her freezing up ,but overall she's brave to face her fear of something,she must be a special one to do that ,your lucky to have that one indeed!!!!good luck.

i wanna see too martina!!!!! :wub:

sounds cool go for it ,i want to see the finished work !!!!! :beer:

i did a swap but my forks are 50mm i used vfrcanucks article as a basis for mine if you have 56mm forks you may have to go custom,on the trees that is, but one thing, with 50mm its pretty tight room wise where the tree's are i would go with some rc51 forks instead the parts are much more available and we have a write-up on this site thats is very, very, good with pics as well.good luck on your project.

i paid 100$ for mine from a buddy,glad you got as well!! cool is always in style :blink:

if you want ,my solution to the tail section housing is to swap lenses the clear for the stock they are the same size ,to remove you will need a whole lot of patience and a very steady hand ,the two pieces are held together by a glue that is semi soft you can pry it aloose but slowly with a heat gun and a dull butter knife (no serrated edges) slowly work around the seal to soften it up and use the knike to move the glue aside ,i,m telling you to do this right you have to be carefull as not to melt anything you only need to soften the glue not remove it and after you seperate the two the clear lense will fit right on and you wont have to bother with wiring issues, hope this helps if i can do it anyone can,

sweet job larry you are a meticulous craftsman indeed :rolleyes: