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    Quote Originally Posted by lb99 View Post


    p.s does your missus know you put a pic of her bra on the net? lol

    They could belong to skidz......

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    Ha Ha. My bars might have bends but not me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lb99 View Post
    some are just too much


    p.s does your missus know you put a pic of her bra on the net? lol
    Is that what 30 year olds look for in pics now?

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    Quote Originally Posted by skidz View Post
    Is that what 30 year olds look for in pics now?
    twas the first thing I saw until my browser resized the pic
    Yes I know my enemies
    They're the teachers who taught me to fight me....

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    Pffft - you need real apes

    How about this - March Hare 2005
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    I have just found out that they have removed the word gullible from the dictionary

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    Quote Originally Posted by Silage View Post
    How about this - March Hare 2005

    They're actually an anti-theft item to deter dwarfs from nicking the bike..

    Common problem ya know!!
    Winding up drongos, foil hat wearers and over sensitive KBers for over 14,000 posts...........
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    Cool

    Skidz - How much were your handlebars to buy ????

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    Quote Originally Posted by scumdog View Post
    They're actually an anti-theft item to deter dwarfs from nicking the bike..

    Common problem ya know!!
    Strange how the shorter the rider is the wider or higher the bars get

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    Quote Originally Posted by crashe View Post
    Skidz - How much were your handlebars to buy ????
    The bars are the cheap bit ( $200 ) the costly part is cables, brake lines, electrics and fitting was all up around $1150 plus the bars.

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    yeah man ...those pics a plenty big enough....that looks sweeeeeet
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    Quote Originally Posted by skidz View Post
    The bars are the cheap bit ( $200 ) the costly part is cables, brake lines, electrics and fitting was all up around $1150 plus the bars.
    cheers ... thanks for letting me know...

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    No worries.

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    i got mine covered by insurance when my bike got knocked down in a carpark. got new bars, cables and risers

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    Quote Originally Posted by skidz View Post
    The bars are the cheap bit ( $200 ) the costly part is cables, brake lines, electrics and fitting was all up around $1150 plus the bars.

    That's expensive man, you got ripped...

    Why didn't ya do it yourself?

    Looks good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by selectedgrub View Post
    That's expensive man, you got ripped...

    Why didn't ya do it yourself?

    Looks good.
    All the cable lengths varied and threre was a bit of work in rigging up the throttle cables for the standard cruise control. ( Didn't wanna stuff it up.)

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