At least this one looks SAFE to ride... Looks like you could put the rear fender back on it too...
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The trailer marker lights are an interesting touch too... "tinkering"????I'm guessing the loose wiring next to the chain might be a problem too.
Not even funny. Just stupid...
http://chicago.craigslist.org/wcl/mcy/3074496753.html
http://chicago.craigslist.org/wcl/mcy/3074496753.html
Why the HELL would you do this??? All I see is a road rash machine...
http://chicago.craigslist.org/nwi/mcy/3074073205.html
http://chicago.craigslist.org/nwi/mcy/3074073205.html
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jesustheplumber
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all i can imagine is that chain snapping, swinging up and ringing the neck of whoever is dumb enough to ride the thing.
I've not seen a clear tittle before, is that a new fetish?
"After getting overcharged for all his parts, Rob decided the easiest thing to do was get a full refund for all his expenditures by selling his project to someone else. After all, demand for this stuff is so high he should have no problem recovering the funds.
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MAJikMARCer
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What the hell is wrong with some people?
That was just extremely rude. Sorry not everyone is the size of a toothpick. I'm 5'7", 200 lbs, and wear a XL but I don't come close to looking fat. I wonder how you'd feel about my daughter having to GAIN weight because at 4'9", almost 11 yrs old she's only at 60 pounds - way underweight. We are doing everything possible to make her eat more because of her stomach size (half the size it should be) and really hope she does gain it to be healthy.
Or even my fiancee who does have a thyroid malfunction as well as a missing gall bladder yet isn't allowed to have the band surgery like she wants because the doctors refuse to give it to her.
2XL does not necessarily mean fat or obese
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That was just extremely rude. Sorry not everyone is the size of a toothpick. I'm 5'7", 200 lbs, and wear a XL but I don't come close to looking fat. I wonder how you'd feel about my daughter having to GAIN weight because at 4'9", almost 11 yrs old she's only at 60 pounds - way underweight. We are doing everything possible to make her eat more because of her stomach size (half the size it should be) and really hope she does gain it to be healthy.
Or even my fiancee who does have a thyroid malfunction as well as a missing gall bladder yet isn't allowed to have the band surgery like she wants because the doctors refuse to give it to her.
2XL does not necessarily mean fat or obese
I agree. I wear a XXL or 48-long and am not fat. 6'-5" and 235lbs is not fat OR that is what I keep telling myself.
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old_skool
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He's back.
That guy as been trying to sell is GK for a year now.
Still asking for $400. Still look like trash to me.
http://qc.kijiji.ca/c-ViewAdLargeImage?AdId=387060150
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It does look trashed somewhat, but if it's mostly complete, I could see paying 3-400 for a restoration project like that, to me, not really out of line price wise.
Not the worst chopper job, but not the best price. Lol
http://chicago.craigslist.org/wcl/mcy/3071185521.html
http://chicago.craigslist.org/wcl/mcy/3071185521.html
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koolaid_kid
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Geez. A lot of people knock the XS650s, but I really liked my 78 XS650E. I only sold it when my wife made me (price for going to engineering school). Wish I still had it, actually.
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old_skool
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Thats a good deal also, they don't come that cheap around here, and the GK's finished sell for 2500 to 3500 here, don't know why, but they get it, something about the baggers.
Er,um... Wow... Eerrrp... Sorry, threw-up in my mouth a little...
http://chicago.craigslist.org/nch/mcy/3075955814.html
http://chicago.craigslist.org/nch/mcy/3075955814.html
A perfect example of how turn something into worthless and dangerous.
Haha! Nice seat! This has to be the LAZIEST "bobber" I've seen yet!
http://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/mcy/3077189896.html
http://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/mcy/3077189896.html
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razor02097
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2013 Superbike Sport bike RRRRR - $14995 (Fort Worth) Craigslist ad
Awesome doesn't begin to describe this machine which has only 65k miles on it. Very lightly flipped end over end at185 mph on the freeway, but it suffered virtually no damage because I had the foresight to install frame sliders and a radar detector. I was very lucky I was wearing high quality sandals, as these prevented me from losing my feet. Anyway, this is the super rare flat black "dark" edition of which only a handful were made, so it has instant collector'svalue, and as Borat would say, is a P-M. Check out the different colored wheels! What appear to be abrasions through the bodywork are really special ventilation holes particular to thismodel sinceitruns so hot. Bow in the forks allows for two different wheelbases: one for really carving up the twisties,and the other, by just flipping the forks around, allows you to hang with your cruiser buds. All maintenance has been done by me in the back yard. The kids are a little ticked off that I drained the oil into their sandbox, but I explained to them that you have to make sacrifices for such an awesome machine. Now for the negatives. I lostthe keys but modified the ignition switch so you can use a screwdriver. The left rearset got knocked off in the crash, but I was able to weld an extension onto the swingarm pivot, and it works just as good as stock. The seatcover got very lightly rashed,soI just pulled the rest of the vinyl off and noticed it keeps you much cooler when riding (certainly the last week or so). Other than that I can't think of anything else. I paid $15,000 for it less than six months ago, so please no lowballers. Oh, one more thing. It does have a clear title but it has been stamped across the front of it with something like "non-rebuildable". Title is not in my name but regardless, you should have no trouble registering it. Only selling to buy a faster bike. Thanks for tuning in. Be careful out there folks. . .PSA
Awesome doesn't begin to describe this machine which has only 65k miles on it. Very lightly flipped end over end at185 mph on the freeway, but it suffered virtually no damage because I had the foresight to install frame sliders and a radar detector. I was very lucky I was wearing high quality sandals, as these prevented me from losing my feet. Anyway, this is the super rare flat black "dark" edition of which only a handful were made, so it has instant collector'svalue, and as Borat would say, is a P-M. Check out the different colored wheels! What appear to be abrasions through the bodywork are really special ventilation holes particular to thismodel sinceitruns so hot. Bow in the forks allows for two different wheelbases: one for really carving up the twisties,and the other, by just flipping the forks around, allows you to hang with your cruiser buds. All maintenance has been done by me in the back yard. The kids are a little ticked off that I drained the oil into their sandbox, but I explained to them that you have to make sacrifices for such an awesome machine. Now for the negatives. I lostthe keys but modified the ignition switch so you can use a screwdriver. The left rearset got knocked off in the crash, but I was able to weld an extension onto the swingarm pivot, and it works just as good as stock. The seatcover got very lightly rashed,soI just pulled the rest of the vinyl off and noticed it keeps you much cooler when riding (certainly the last week or so). Other than that I can't think of anything else. I paid $15,000 for it less than six months ago, so please no lowballers. Oh, one more thing. It does have a clear title but it has been stamped across the front of it with something like "non-rebuildable". Title is not in my name but regardless, you should have no trouble registering it. Only selling to buy a faster bike. Thanks for tuning in. Be careful out there folks. . .PSA
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