***UPDATE*** New brakes, new back tire, and of course detailing! ***UPDATE***
#11
Don't you worry about bending the rim with those humongous tire irons? It was a PITA using the little 6 or 8 inchers when we did all of our tires in December, but even with them it seemed like we were close to tweaking the rim. I'm pretty sure we're investing in one of those tire stands for the next go-round of rubber... what a pain. I want some better rubber (even though the Dunlops are wearing well) but giving up a Saturday and functioning of my hands for a week sounds like a bust until its necessary
Lookin' good!
Lookin' good!
#16
LOL Dude, the front sprocket looks exactly as the day I put it on nearly 10,000 miles ago, and the brake fluid is fine. And the speedometer cable is hanging there because you have to take off the front tire to change the brakes.
#18
Nah, I wish I had the shark fin, I wish I had a lot of things, but I guess in today's economy and with millions of people losing thier jobs, I'm just glad to still be working. I have less than two payments left on my Dodge truck, and then less than a year on the Camry, that will free up nearly $800.00 a month for things like food and what not.
#20
i had to look at the first few pics very closely to make sure they were actually deej's bike! i didn't think it ever got dirty!lol!
did a little cleanin on my bike too. tryin to keep up with the deej is hard work
did a little cleanin on my bike too. tryin to keep up with the deej is hard work