macboy
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Black hands - shiny wheel(s)
Well, with news of a bearing solution from Silver Eagle I decided there might still be time to put a shine on for the trip to NABX. Got the front done
(have to pull apart to do the hub though....just had to see what it looked like all together).
WAY more work than I had imagined - though I imagined it'd be quite a bit of a chore. But oh-so-worth-it!
Before & after (after & before):
KC07 - Certified Chronic
Rev Shockwave | Brooza II 3 | BusterII's 3/4/5 | Hornet 1.5
Reactor II 5.5/6.9 | AccessXC 10 | Frenzy 12 | PsychoIII 13 | Speed2 12 | Speed3 15 | SA2.5 19
Bomba 15 | Phantom 15/18 | Venom 13 | Slingshot T3 9/11/14m
Skis, Ski Skates, Nobile RM Pro, MBS Pro 90, Kailolo 5' 11" Custom Phish, Kailolo 5'9" Custom Phish, Plyboard, Proof 151,
FlydoorM, F-One 198, Coyotes, Comp XR+, and the BEST WIFE IN THE WORLD!
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macboy
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Assembled:
KC07 - Certified Chronic
Rev Shockwave | Brooza II 3 | BusterII's 3/4/5 | Hornet 1.5
Reactor II 5.5/6.9 | AccessXC 10 | Frenzy 12 | PsychoIII 13 | Speed2 12 | Speed3 15 | SA2.5 19
Bomba 15 | Phantom 15/18 | Venom 13 | Slingshot T3 9/11/14m
Skis, Ski Skates, Nobile RM Pro, MBS Pro 90, Kailolo 5' 11" Custom Phish, Kailolo 5'9" Custom Phish, Plyboard, Proof 151,
FlydoorM, F-One 198, Coyotes, Comp XR+, and the BEST WIFE IN THE WORLD!
I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work.
~ Thomas Edison
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macboy
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Another view:
KC07 - Certified Chronic
Rev Shockwave | Brooza II 3 | BusterII's 3/4/5 | Hornet 1.5
Reactor II 5.5/6.9 | AccessXC 10 | Frenzy 12 | PsychoIII 13 | Speed2 12 | Speed3 15 | SA2.5 19
Bomba 15 | Phantom 15/18 | Venom 13 | Slingshot T3 9/11/14m
Skis, Ski Skates, Nobile RM Pro, MBS Pro 90, Kailolo 5' 11" Custom Phish, Kailolo 5'9" Custom Phish, Plyboard, Proof 151,
FlydoorM, F-One 198, Coyotes, Comp XR+, and the BEST WIFE IN THE WORLD!
I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work.
~ Thomas Edison
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Kamikuza
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Looks great for now but if there's one thing motorbikes (and washing them) has taught me - if it's white or shiny it's a pain in my ass
cos it always looks filthy, real easy :flaming:
Yeah... I got a kite. Or two...
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Looks like your all set to go play in the mud/ dust have fun.
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Quote: | Originally posted by Kamikuza
Looks great for now but if there's one thing motorbikes (and washing them) has taught me - if it's white or shiny it's a pain in my ass cos it
always looks filthy, real easy
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Confession #3758
More time than I want to admit, and certainly more than my knees will cut me any slack for has been spent shining auto parts (some perhaps never to be
seen by human eyes) with chamois and tooth brushes.
My friend and I used compare who could keep their car the cleanest the longest after a wash/wax. Not particularly hard in TX, but I expect there were
more than a few aggressive lane changes after the rains to avoid puddles. :saint:
One car totalled and another sustaining $5K in hail damage tends to put things in perspective right quick though.
Rust never sleeps? Truer words were never spoken.
Still, it's nice to spiff the things you hold close to your heart, once in awhile... errr...ummm I guess I should add " as long as you don't give
your significant other friction burns with the buffer/polisher." :o
ATB,
Sam
P.S. Nice spiff job, MB.
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popeyethewelder
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Lovely job on those wheels nice one
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Kamikuza
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Friction burns? :o
Washed my car Saturday morning. Rained Saturday afternoon.
Washed my car Sunday morning. Rained Monday morning.
I'm beginning to see a pattern here I wash the bike on a regular basis but
don't ride in the rain cos I'm a fair-weather fairy
Yeah... I got a kite. Or two...
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ooooooooOOOOOooooo!!
very nice!!
:o
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