holeshotkid

I couldn't help it, I laugh my ass off every time I listen to that.

First off, Welcome. Second, from an adult point of veiw, I'd say sell the shee and concentrate on a car. Unless you can legally ride your shee on the street, worry about the vehicle first. You'll need a to get back and forth to summer school....

I seceretly hid a recorder and captured him and a buddy doing this. I mearly posted this image instead of them to protect the innocent.... Listen for yourself by clicking on the link. http://www.amishdonkey.com/x/insane/

I have a set of 28mm Mikuni roundslides, like new. No dissapointments with these. $100 bucks shipped (lower 48 only) I can e-mail you pics if nessessary. They look just like the 30mm carbs in reas11's post in the image section.

Marriage, death, what's the difference. They are both the end of life. I hope my wife doesn't see this because it's liable to be a long road ahead if she does since I'm supposed to make it to 84.

You are absolutly right. There are no O's or Q's or I's used in VIN's.

Compression braking on a two stroke is, generally speaking, nothing like a four stroke. The first time I road a raptor, I about went over the bars when I let off. I was used to the shee not having that severe of compression braking.

I might know of a shop that is looking for help. What do you consider to be central Kansas? As far as what I do, that's highly classified information. If I told you, I'd have to hunt down and kill each and everyone of you. Honestly, I just don't have that kind of time on my hands.

E-mail me some pictures of it from all sides. I'm interested in it. Is the frame bent or anything major wrong with it? My e-mail is [email protected] Thanks

They are 125cc two strokes, auto clutch.

I hate tweekers! Nothing pleases me more than kicking those fuckers door in.

What the hell are you saving these for???? On second thought, don't tell me. I don't want to know...

The front rims are the same bolt pattern between the two, which is 4/156. No new rims needed.

I have a set of 28mm Mikuni roundslides for sale, like new. $100 bucks shipped to lower 48. I have pics if you are interested.

As far as the metal tube thing goes, you carb isn't screwed. Only the carb with the choke knob has it. Make sure that you get the right bowl on the right carb. Check that the hole drilled in the bowl that that metal standpipe goes into has a small jet in it. The other bowl has the hole but is blocked at the bottom. This will cause your choke to not work right if you get the bowls mixed up.

PICS??? That would make an awsome desktop. I wish. Hell I wish I had it on video, I'd be a $1000.00 richer.

I have a good set of used boyesen rad valves. You would have to get the gaskets for them. $75.00 shipped.

Duece, Ron's not bullshitting you on this. I've seen it myself. While I didn't have a radar to know what the actual speed he was going, I can recognize hauling ass across the sand when I see it. It's not some puney wheelie either, were talking front end in the air. And he wasn't doing one of those "sit your ass way back on the seat wheelies" either. When I saw him, he was doing this standing on the footpegs. It's quite impressive.

When is the last time you heard of a girl named Josh. Gender issues with the username? Could be legit I guess.

Does anyone besides me see anything wrong here???

I would say they are keeping him alive to find out just where the f*ck the weapons of mass distruction are. After that, I say hell ya, set him free with a 50 yard head start. Ready....and.......go!

I did the one on mine and my son's also. I tapped and installed a plug on one end of the swingarm bolt and the zerk in the other. I then drilled a hole in the middle of the bolt and lightly ground a "channel" around the bolt at the hole. I made a corresponding hole in the piviot tube that, when installed, lines up with the hole or channel that I made on the bolt. The pivot tube is hardened so you won't just drill a hole through it. I used a small grinding bit and a dremmel. Grease it a little at a time and it will make it's way to the bearings. IMHO, this should have been done by Yamaha along with a greaseable axle carrier. It's not hard to do and is well worth the time it takes.

Same here, only I have 19cc domes. All I have ran is 91 and with my porting, I have 155 psi of compression.

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