DUNEDEMON

Now we have two similar posts going? What up? Dunedemon.

While we're on the subjec of what we are doing tonight, I'm going to the Lakers game @ the staples center. Dunedemon.

Go with the Shearer's, I've got them and love them. The dyno sheet listed above says the same thing, made one more HP over the CPI's. Dunedemon.

I made a bracket out of aluminum to mount mine just behind the radiator on the left side of the bike, re routed the hoses accordingly, not hard to do. Dunedemon.

Powder coating does not affect the metalergy (molecular properties of the steel) and typically the temperatures are under 400 deg. F.(not hot enough to re-temper quality grades of steel) Chrome on the other hand is done with electrolisis and can induce "hydrogen embritlement" releasing of the hydrogen molecules from the material being chromed, leads to brittle steel depending upon the composition ( chromeoly, chrome silicon, chrome vanadium, etc..) Bottom line = powder coating is good if done correctly, Chrome is dangerous at best depending on the properties of the material being used. Dunedemon.

http://www.fullboreinnovations.com tho only way to fly dunedemon.

I'm a new dad, so I spend a lot of time with my wife / son. Play golf once a week (Sunday) cause I work the other six days of the week, sand rail suspension set-up for a local shop, and during the summer go to the river quite a bit, we've got a boat and 3 sea doos at or place in Havasu. But when I'm not doing that stuff I' duning in Glamis. Dunedemon.

Dick in the dirt drunk Full blown shit housed Fadded Dealt with

Or try posting in the "WANTED" section. Dunedemon.

I'd like to hear the joke... Dunedemon.

Don't forget the toilet paper, and lots of beer!

Installation is a snap, you'll need a new-longer chain, or more links for your existing one, may need a longer rear brake line, inspect your swing arm bearings / seals, and shock linkage, and you'll need a new rear spring ( an increase in spring rate to compensate for the longer swing arm). Dunedemon.

Use some steel wool and glass cleaner, takes the crap right off, DO NOT use a scotchbrite pad, it will scratch the chrome. Dunedemon.

Yucaipa, CA (2.5 hours from Glamis, 2.5 hours from Dumont)

Wrong! Glamis has noise (DB) regulations in place now. Dunedemon.

I'm going to Glamis this weekend, who gives a f*ck about the week. ikikazz, sorry things went bad. eehsnab2, good luck. Dunedemon.

Wheatchex for president! Well put, that made my day, going to print that out and hang it in my office at work. Dunedemon.

Sorry if I'm late to the game here guys, but I will donate a EIBACH rear banshee spring (direct replacement part) I've got them in 250 lb/in up to 500 lb/in in 25 lb/in increments powdercoated our "diamond black"color, I'll even have the winners name stamped on the spring by our logo, oh yeah put me on the list for the "good pictures" Dunedemon.

Yeah Led that set-up looks ghetto....Ha Ha. Dunedemon.

SOLD...........

I got one from "Warp Drive Performance" looks like a meat thermometer welded into a 2" long section of pipe (my poor explination does not do it justice) you simply install it in line in the upper radiator hose on the right hand side of the bike, the guage is visible through the upper plastic "cut out" price was around $25 and it works well, easily visible when riding the bike. I'll see if I can find a picture to post. Dunedemon.

RTC Racing products (918) 622-4998 "Brian" is the owner, I think his web site is http://www.rtcracingproducts.com can't remember for sure - 100% better quality than MSR. Dunedemon.

Almost forgot, they have a matching brake lever too...... Dunedemon.

Get rid of the cluster by removing the entire parking brake assembly, get a block off plate for the rear caliper, and step-up to the best clutch perch / lever in existince "RTC" levers this is the "Pro Pull" version, needle bearing quick adjust, 2 position cable mount. Best money I've spent on controls bottom view Dunedemon.

Perhaps try using the search feature, or navigate through the site, this toppic has been discussed recently in great length. Dunedemon.