New rear end
Da dirty moderator
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Joined: May 2006
Posts: 12,584
From: Pittsburgh, PA
RE: New rear end
Once again i must admit that i was disappointed by the title of this post, you must specify from now on... i thaught the new rear end was something like this...
Da dirty moderator
1st Gear Member
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 12,584
From: Pittsburgh, PA
RE: New rear end
hey not much here bro. just havin some fun on here.... man u must have an eye like a hawk for that kinda stuff^^ wasnt even 10 mins and u saw it.... lol... good guy to have around.... spot the good stuff....
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Joined: Feb 2006
Posts: 17,484
From: bay area cali
RE: New rear end
always gotta have a good wing man.[sm=icon_cheers.gif]
ORIGINAL: EMS_0525
hey not much here bro. just havin some fun on here.... man u must have an eye like a hawk for that kinda stuff^^ wasnt even 10 mins and u saw it.... lol... good guy to have around.... spot the good stuff....
hey not much here bro. just havin some fun on here.... man u must have an eye like a hawk for that kinda stuff^^ wasnt even 10 mins and u saw it.... lol... good guy to have around.... spot the good stuff....
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Joined: Apr 2006
Posts: 1,689
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RE: New rear end
Not too sure how the Muzzy stacks up in the temperature department but the extension I welded to my 300 exhaust barely gets hot at all, running 60-65 for 15 miles to work and I can hold my hand on it comfortably when I get there. I've never checked the can though.
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Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 14
From: spring hill, flordia
RE: New rear end
what model bike did u get the rear fender from? what fabs did u have to make? what company makes that fender? i have been looking atwork and was thinking of the 450f fender but alotof mods would be needed and i wantit to look clean. i have access to all kaw parts im the service manager/lead tech.
