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Craigslist "funnies"

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[FONT=&quot]1978 suzuki 750 gs, starts up need carbs worked on, its art on wheels[/FONT]
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http://albuquerque.craigslist.org/mcy/5711272766.html
 
Do you suppose the carbs can even draw fuel through the extra length of hose. I'm assuming the tank is behind the rider.
 
The guy sure had some spare time on his hands. :rolleyes:
Looks like he lives in a salvage yard. Some cars come in with a box of tools in the trunk.
 
it looks like one of my creations. i have 3 milk crates full of rusty open end wrenches I need to make something into.digz left.jpg
 
I couldn't ride that thing without wrenching my back.

By the way, I once made stubby headers like those for my 1100 street/drag bike. But after one pass, it was so loud pounding on my ears, I put it in the trailer and went home. The Super Trap header went back on the next day.
 
Looks like tetanus waiting to happen...
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It's cheap being $450 bucks... That's how much a good running 750 engine should cost.
 
Notice how ALL these clowns wanna sell their project bike IMMEDIATELY after finishing or even BEFORE they finish?
Are these bobber bratt and "cafe" projects actually an idiot test?
I dunno, these people must be well known as idiots in their area.
 
Here is just a small disaster. I wonder if he was building it for the Shriner's Circus. Its got the right colors...

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[h=2] Chopper - $500
[/h]Runs Great, needs throttle cable and brake line ran. Have the parts just no extra time. Need extra room in garage.


At least he's almost asking a decent price for it. Notice the rediculously oversized exhaust that must be doubling as a sidestand.
 
"I am selling my 98 suzki murderer. Runs great no problems blue tooth speeker set wirelesses. Have extra parts winsheled handlebars." I guess he didn't notice all the squiggly red lines under the words when he was typing.
 
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