D-Tracker parts
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RE: D-Tracker parts
ORIGINAL: tremor38
Looks to be an older model with the down swept rear fender. That color scheme isn't availabe anymore, thank goodness.
Looks to be an older model with the down swept rear fender. That color scheme isn't availabe anymore, thank goodness.
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RE: D-Tracker parts
ORIGINAL: MaverickAus
and here I was thinking the blue rims were sooooo sexy [8D]
ORIGINAL: tremor38
Looks to be an older model with the down swept rear fender. That color scheme isn't availabe anymore, thank goodness.
Looks to be an older model with the down swept rear fender. That color scheme isn't availabe anymore, thank goodness.
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RE: D-Tracker parts
ORIGINAL: markmeinteil
Street tires on a dirtbike, you dirtbike people make me sick!
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Street tires on a dirtbike, you dirtbike people make me sick!
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RE: D-Tracker parts
ORIGINAL: YYY.GUY
Street tires on a dirtbike?!?? That's no even half as bad as a skidplate on a street bike!!! (Sure, I've seen some bad potholes, but let's not be ridiculous!)
ORIGINAL: markmeinteil
Street tires on a dirtbike, you dirtbike people make me sick!
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Street tires on a dirtbike, you dirtbike people make me sick!
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Unless you keep a set of dirt rims and tires in the garage.
Let'em puzzle over it.
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