Show me your Wild1 Chubbys!
#11
01-31-2009 | 04:06 PM
Road Warrior
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From: The real N.CA (not S.F. Bay Area)
Thanks Skratch. I was thinking the same thing. Just didn't want to say it. I'm kinda liking the bike the way it looks now. After all, I took it from your garage. 
#14
01-31-2009 | 10:42 PM
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Road Warrior
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#15
01-31-2009 | 11:04 PM
Road Warrior
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From: The real N.CA (not S.F. Bay Area)
Cloud09king,
Did the comment prior to your last one take off any of your hair as it went over your head? Don't be such a thread ****.
Some of the comments may veer a little to the right or the left, but they're keeping you on the front page. Roll with it.
Did the comment prior to your last one take off any of your hair as it went over your head? Don't be such a thread ****.
Some of the comments may veer a little to the right or the left, but they're keeping you on the front page. Roll with it.
Last edited by max56; 01-31-2009 at 11:24 PM.
#16
02-02-2009 | 01:54 PM
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Max56,
Who gave you the right to go on someone else's thread, make a smart-azz comment & tell the thread author to "roll with it"? Staying on the front page of this forum & bumpin' other members down who are also looking to have their thread questions answered quickly IS NOT my goal; receiving answer-realted replies (whether I'm on the 1st page or 6th page) IS. If you really feel the need to play the "Thread God" with someone go up to the "new member's area" & do it to one of the newbies, not with someone who has about double the amount of posts as you.
Who gave you the right to go on someone else's thread, make a smart-azz comment & tell the thread author to "roll with it"? Staying on the front page of this forum & bumpin' other members down who are also looking to have their thread questions answered quickly IS NOT my goal; receiving answer-realted replies (whether I'm on the 1st page or 6th page) IS. If you really feel the need to play the "Thread God" with someone go up to the "new member's area" & do it to one of the newbies, not with someone who has about double the amount of posts as you.
No more coffee for you. 
#19
02-02-2009 | 02:51 PM
Road Captain
Joined: Jun 2008
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From: San Antonio, Tx
straight forward thake them off put them on. the clutch cable is a tight fit as well and the wiring (minus the blinker wiring). But it is dooable without any issues what so ever. All of the wire plugs will now be RIGHT at the bottom of the handle bars instead of in the headlight bucket. But thanx to the riser cover, you wont see any of it. you'll just have to read up on how to remove the entire headlight and housing. (bike bandit) And read up on how to remove the plugs from the wiring so you can run it thru the bars.
#20
02-02-2009 | 02:53 PM
Road Warrior
Joined: Oct 2007
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From: Right Coast
straight forward thake them off put them on. the clutch cable is a tight fit as well and the wiring (minus the blinker wiring). But it is dooable without any issues what so ever. All of the wire plugs will now be RIGHT at the bottom of the handle bars instead of in the headlight bucket. But thanx to the riser cover, you wont see any of it. you'll just have to read up on how to remove the entire headlight and housing. (bike bandit) And read up on how to remove the plugs from the wiring so you can run it thru the bars.
