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![]() What's with the picture of a Victory on the cover of "How to Modify Your Metric Cruiser"???
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![]() Your bike had a nice power band. I think the intake honk at full throttle was twice as loud as the exhaust! I won't be doing mine up until it's more worn out. I want to use up those stock pieces a bit, so I can justify a rebuild. I read a lot of good things about the Short Block Charlie's 'Scotsman' build. Close to 100/100 with a killer powerband, and total reliablity. You better get here one day and check out the cornfields. The Busa is the perfect Midwest hauler.
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![]() Yeah, they should have used the V-Rod, since it is also a metric cruiser...
Oh and the vidtory cruisers are define as being metric. Certain parts are metric. Someone correct me if I'm wrong. |
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![]() I'll have to wait for the cornfields. It's 72 and sunny here today. Merry Christmas!
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![]() If you go to the book's website, you can download three sample pdf projects to see if you like them. You can also order the book via a link to Amazon. You'll save some money, and I'll get a slight kickback that makes up for the super low cost (and the low royalty I get as a result) that Amazon buys the book from MBI. www.101sportbikeprojects.com |
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![]() H-D performance parts? They're available at every Briggs and Stratton dealer.
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