Club 600

DST

DST

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Fuk sake, I pop out for 600 beers and you lot are gassing like a load of old fish wifes, lol....:)
 
DST

DST

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I do like to have fun with the scooters on my bike, lol, they are always quite alarmed when I over take them, mwahahahaha....right, time for a BIFTA!!!!!
 
DoobieBrother

DoobieBrother

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Performance parts are being researched.
Will have vids uploaded to yootoobz when projects are finished.
I'm hoping to be able to scootch it up to 40mph with just a variator & roller weight change, and I'm going to also install a performance clutch at the same time. Will take 100-miles (a little over 150km) for all parts to wear in, but I can do that in a week easily.
Won't be super fast, but it won't lose as much speed going up the San Francisco-like hills we have here in this part of Salem.
Been reading up on stuff, and after I get the service/repair manual this coming week, I can start making phone calls to see what is and isn't available for my scooter, since they changed the engines from 2-stroke carberated to 4-stroke w/fuel injection.

Anyways...
...smoking this has given me "happy fingers":



Sorry.
:-)
:eyesmoke:
 
DST

DST

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as long as it gets you from a to b.:) I cycled around for years on what we call junkie bikes here (i.e you buy them off the corner from junkies for 10-15 euros), my wife is still cycling around on hers 10 years later! lol. good old Bikikins!
Crankyxr said:
Just kidding, my cars a piece of shit :neutral:
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DoobieBrother

DoobieBrother

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Crankyxr said:
Just kidding, my cars a piece of shit :neutral:
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I think it'd still run me over going up a hill.
:-)
I sure hope there are worthwhile performance parts for mine...
I'm setting aside up to $500 (maybe a tad more if needed, and probably another $500 come this winter for other upgrades if they become available) to get this scooter battle ready.
But, it's a 4-stroke mini-thumper, so there's going to be a limit to what can be squeezed out of it.
We shall see...
... we shall see...
;-)

[video=youtube_share;cgw1jToZukk]http://youtu.be/cgw1jToZukk[/video]
 
DST

DST

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right, best get to bedski, gonna be dawn in a couple of hours and my time clock will be saying, "get the fuck up stupid mother mukker!"

Nernight!
DST
 
whodatnation

whodatnation

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DST said:
as long as it gets you from a to b.:) I cycled around for years on what we call junkie bikes here (i.e you buy them off the corner from junkies for 10-15 euros), my wife is still cycling around on hers 10 years later! lol. good old Bikikins!
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Hey, find the right junkie and you can get some nice stuff for next to nothing! Knowing they are stollen I dont buy shit from them,, I wont even talk to em I got better things to do.
Thieves piss me off.



Howdy D, dont drink your 600 beers going 600 kmh you might spill some! be responsible and pull over.


edit: night then bongsmilie
 
DoobieBrother

DoobieBrother

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This is the bike I started riding when I was 5 years old (1971):

1969 Kawasaki Bushmaster 90 (90cc 2-stroke)

[video=youtube_share;LT7Q6bSVPWc]http://youtu.be/LT7Q6bSVPWc[/video]

Off to the car parts store for a headlamp bulb.
:-)
 
budolskie

budolskie

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Well wide a wake girlfriend coming in waking me up bowl full of 2 toke should sort the job, be back when I rise again
 
Javadog

Javadog

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My first bike was a Honda CB360T

This was a perfect first bike for me. It was something of a little-big bike.

I drove it every day on a 50 minute commute to University, for a couple years.

JD
 
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