blackhawkxx

Here is a deal on a pair of Sidi boots. Not mine. http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/mcy/956457829.html

You would think that it would rev a lot faster than before.

Now there is a real salesman.

Not being rude but I think that you answered your own question. Mine sits from Nov. to April or May every year. I try to start it up a few times during that period.

They look a little rough and the seller's wording is lame. The price may be right for someone though.

Did you see this? http://www.cbr1100xx.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=57159 Might have to talk him in to shipping it.

Looks like the rhino tire cost about $100 more each! I wonder how much different they are than just putting something like Slime in your tires?

In my son's shop they buy power steering fluid and brake fluid in bulk, the bottles look the same. Someone put power steering fluid in the brake system in a older cadillac. The brakes worked for a day. Next day almost no brakes. They had to replace every brake part from the master through the wheel cylinders. Swelled the rubber parts. They lost some money on that mistake.

Looks like I'm out.

Wrong time of year. At least in the northern part of the country, most people don't want to spend $6,000 right before Christmas and let the bike sit there for 4 or 5 months. 1SDMF, just a little sensitive?

Not of yourself please. :icon_hand:

Very nice looking jacket.

My son uses them on his CBR1000RR and races about every weekend in the summer. Never had a issue.

Since you state local pick up only, it might help to say where you are local to.

It is coming from Kowloon, Hong Kong.

I would guess that you don't "flush the system" more than once a year, right? Removing the rear piece only takes a couple of minutes but moving the reservoir would take a lot more time than that. If you use T wrenches for the cowl bolts, it goes really fast.

It's good to be seen.

I have had times like yours Joe. You know that you should stop working on them that day and do something else but you just have to beat it. You have to win. It is the simple easy stuff that really gets you, not the hard things. I'm glad you won.

Shouldn't we try to help a long time member rather than hurt?

Nice looking but I bet they will not go cheap.

Don't they have a million mile warranty?

If I had Dave's money, I would buy it in a heartbeat.

Good deal.

My son's 1000RR has a 4-6 extension and dropped, geared, otherwise stock and will run 9.60. He still rides it on the street without to much trouble.

Most are for show. A 6 inch does help at the strip, not so great on the street.