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vizman

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  1. oooooooh.....you can go right off some people.
  2. imagine how much cooler you'll be on a pimped ES, as opposed to the blandito @Foz
  3. i don't think any usd forks are a direct fit, i'm pretty sure you're going to have to do some modifying. have a read through the projects section (you layzee bear) people such as FBOAB,Foz,etc have/has/had modified blandits with usd fronts. also RTFR. also stop drinking your own piss.
  4. that seat would look epic on the A/ez Tom @Havoc
  5. shove it in the shed, squirt it with gt85, throw a cover over it and save it for ron.
  6. there would've possibly have been some kats on here with ridiculously high post counts if we included the robbienitroz days..... .....blonda post count is akin to being the tallest midget.
  7. nee-naw nee-naw nee-naw......just call me LAWrence Parker
  8. is that hartside pass/café?
  9. then you've obviously not added enough penny washers
  10. remember when there was no internet and we had to use our cunning and handfuls of penny washers?
  11. ironically that last pic is 'align left'
  12. @Bradours is round (only just noticed that first pick has a square brace)....i'm having a 'tydy-up' and dragged the efe/gs out for better pics. does it look like your arm?
  13. .....and you a'int getting many horses out of either engine on standard pistons
  14. the rear tyre will let go before the spokes do.....
  15. the 'f' would be the much easier option
  16. i'll check @Havoc's bevel drive next time i'm working on it for ratio. don't confuse the final drive ratio at the rear wheel with the bevel box on the output shaft
  17. it's a shafty slim....so limited choice
  18. the final drive out of the gear box (output shaft) onto/into the propshaft would be 1:1,* then the gearing changed at the rear wheel, i've no idea what the gearbox ratios are in a 1100g. if you stood at the rear of the bike the propshaft turns clockwise engine dimentions are same as the other oilboilers *i'm guessing at 1:1, as i can't imagine any different ratios fitting in that area or making any sense for it not to be 1:1.
  19. if you can't answer question 1 i'd stop.
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