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    Quote Originally Posted by Shaun View Post
    Go down town Detroit over a weekend and you'll find about 1000 on the street at a time, all lined up, polished to hell, but going NOWHERE, and surrounded by some of the meanest looking Black dudes you will ever see
    Yeah the bike scene there is HUGE (well obviously because the country is huge lol), but I think bikes there are cheaper then here (for what they earn compared to what we earn I imagine)...

    A work mate came back from the states a month ago, and he reckons that you walk down any city street at any time and you'll past heaps of harley's just parked around... because there are so many there the thieving issues arn't as high...

    Quote Originally Posted by maha man
    Moi kinda likes them me does.....mainly the R1 in placids first post...
    I agree that is a mean looking bike... It even has NOS...

    As I mentioned I like it when people bling their bikes up... whether its blinged for pure image or blinged for performance... I don't mean to dis anyone, but standard bikes are just that "standard"... Like all the KB'ers buying the gixxers... theres enough of them on here to start thier own gixxer club lol... I'd love a gixxer (or any bike 600+ lol), but mine would have to be different somehow...
    I'm not a complete idiot... some pieces are missing

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    Ugly, imo, all of them ugly. Don't hate me for it, just my opinion. Ok, you can hate me.

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    Some cool looking rides.. if I had plenty of other bikes, then sure, why not?

    Bike means a lot of different things to a lot of different people, nothing wrong with tarting up some machine just for the look, if you've plenty of dough. Wouldn't have one for my only ride, but I'm guessing that these guys love bikes enough to have more than one or two

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    Different countries and cultures seem to have different ideas on customs, huh! The German seem to build these god damn ugly street fighter things which have a really weird pushed up tail section. The Japanese like to take older bikes and trick them up with cool suspension, wheels, exhaust etc. The French have real outrageous styling and look like nothing else.
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    Always enjoyed checking out other kinds of customising. Some of them are strange looking at first glance but youv'e got to admire the skill and obvious enthusiasm.

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    Quote Originally Posted by placidfemme View Post
    As I mentioned I like it when people bling their bikes up......
    I can't help blingin' my bike up - every time I fall off I respray it a different colour (used to be red) and replace the broken bits with aftermarket.

    Pretty soon there will be nothing left of the old bike!
    In space, no one can smell your fart.

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    Now this is brave and cool.
    Looks like a mix between a VFR frame, Duc 996 engine and swingarm, ZXR750 front end and ZXR top fairing with a NR750 tail section, then paint it black.




    Hmmm, think I might go post this on some American Ducati boards and tell 'em its the new 1200 replacement for the 999!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fishslayer View Post
    Drags and or looks, check out this beastie...
    I reckon dover could still loop one in to the scenery if he tried hard enough!

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    Quote Originally Posted by placidfemme View Post
    ... they seem to have modified the swing-arm (or whatever) and it makes the back wheel further out than normal...

    What is the point in doing that?
    Don't you have to do that when you've run out of adjustment on the standard swingarm to take up the chain slack?

    Richard

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    At the end of the the American answer would be ...........

    "Because We Can"

    American's don't need reasons for doing shit they rule the world

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    An example of what was done to a GS850 in Europe

    WHY????
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    The best way to forget all your troubles is to wear tight underpants.

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    I want one of these for christmas
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    wanted: a tacho for GSXR 1100 1993 please Pm me if you have one.

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    That Yamaha wont be too quick with no chain...

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    I dont like those flicked-up tail ones.

    Looks like someone taking a crap while skydiving.
    The real mystery is how come that fat bastard Hurley has never lost any weight.

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    Quote Originally Posted by unhingedlizard View Post
    I dont like those flicked-up tail ones.

    Looks like someone taking a crap while skydiving.
    I agree i don't really like those... it looks like someone hit the rider from behind... but instead of breaking the rear end... it bent it...
    I'm not a complete idiot... some pieces are missing

    Quote Originally Posted by DingDong
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