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I2obiN posted:Colin Edwards should be in movies. Colin is hilarious in person, and a super cool, down to earth dude. i wanna make it to his bootcamp sometime soon.
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Remember Shervin Rezaiy, the genius who lightened his ZX10R by cutting holes in the frame? He's still alive and posting more retarded stuff: World's lightest muff-el-er http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdQhWETmuH8 Custom turn signals (notice how he's making engine sounds towards the end) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aaldp22mY8Q Improving his car sound system by adding "sound exhausts" (maybe should be posted in AI) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCyBvaLQUyU This guy... 
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Ringo R posted:Remember Shervin Rezaiy, the genius who lightened his ZX10R by cutting holes in the frame? He's still alive and posting more retarded stuff: yea he did the muffler a while back. how this guy functions is beyond me. Shervin posted:My name is Shervin Rezaiy. I am studing Mechanical Engineering. My goal is to make a car (or any kind of vichle) which works with gravity. i plan to find a way to change the gravity energy to mechanical energy and make an auto mobil by it and start manufactring it so all people in the world can enjoy it. If i do that i will be happy of my life. This is my goal since i was 15 years old. I came out of my country to countinue my education in higher level. I got my AA in " Mathemathic Siences" from my country but for religon/political reason the goverment of my country does not allow me to study in university. however i got some other diplomas in computer,typing, automechanic, Karate,etc.... I can open a mechanic shop legally right now because i have the certification for it. I was in an "auto mechanic" training class which was very helpful. I got the highest grade in the whole city (congradulation!!) My father has a dealership who sells truck engines and i was learning/helping him since i was 7 just by the time that he purchased his first engines to start his businiess. I lived in Europe for a while. Beautiful place. I miss every thing from Europe. Majority People were polite and civilized. full of history and science. Regardless of your gender,age,race,location,etc... if you are polite, oriented, and civilized I would like to hear from you if you do something positive. Also if you have any questions about anything in the world ask me I will try to answer you. I am looking for peace,love,friendship,and discovering this wonderful life and the world around us and inside us and above us; There is sooo much to discover. You can see some more pictures of my work on https://www.flickr.com/ShervinRRR His flickr is classic. Sad, but classic. http://www.flickr.com/photos/shervinrrr
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Aug 1, 2011 18:15
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GnarlyCharlie4u posted:yea he did the muffler a while back. Shervin is my favorite: quote:However, since i did not take out the fork oil, rear suspention oil, tires's air, quote:For example, the upper head cover has a rectangle shape and instead fastening to the head with 8bolt, it gets fasten with 6bolts. The purpose of this head cover is to protect the engine parts and keep the oil inside. To give you a good understanding of what i am talking about, imagine you have a rectangle that the length of its length is 3times longer than the length of its width! so you can make 3 equal squre if you divide the length sides into3 equal pieces. Now, if you design the 3 equal squares inside the rectangle and dot the edges of each square, you will have 8 different points on the rectangle perimeter; The head cover of the 2005 Kawasaki zx-10r has a rectangle similar to the one i just told you and the 8 edges of the squares are not hard to find; However, Kawasaki only made holes on 6 spot and 2 spots have not been drilled. As you know, the first and most important duty of a head cover is to keep to oil inside and with having 2 points free from fastening of course the oil is going to leak from those 2 points! Therefore, ALL of the 2004 and 2005 Kawasakies ZX-10R around the world has oil leaking problem from under the head cover which make the engine, the whole bike, and its rider messy and dirty! EVERY ZX10R IS LEAKING OIL quote:1. The bike look. Even though Kawasaki name this a Ninja and defention of a Ninja is a warrior who is wild and brave and bold, the bike has a smooth design and curves specially on the front lights which makes the bike viewer in more relaxing mode. The bike viewer in more relaxing mode.   COME ON BABY Wait, no, this is my favorite: 
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Aug 1, 2011 18:39
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Z3n posted:Shervin is my favorite: haha yes the air box mod was priceless. I was debating on whether he was a giant troll up to that point. That removed all doubt.
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Aug 1, 2011 19:07
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Yay yay yay!! I get to post pictures of my first bike!! It's a 2011 Suzuki tu250. Yes, its a measly 250 but I really do love it - it fits me perfectly and is turning out to be a wonderful beginners bike:  
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Aug 1, 2011 19:22
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cannonballs posted:Yay yay yay!! I get to post pictures of my first bike!! It's a 2011 Suzuki tu250. Yes, its a measly 250 but I really do love it - it fits me perfectly and is turning out to be a wonderful beginners bike: those are perfect beginner bikes. even moreso than the honda rebel.
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Aug 1, 2011 19:23
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GnarlyCharlie4u posted:those are perfect beginner bikes. even moreso than the honda rebel. Yeah - I'm really excited about this little bike  I wish it wasn't so goddamn hot here though, holy poo poo.
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cannonballs posted:Yay yay yay!! I get to post pictures of my first bike!! It's a 2011 Suzuki tu250. Yes, its a measly 250 but I really do love it - it fits me perfectly and is turning out to be a wonderful beginners bike: TU250's are sweet. Classic 70's UJM lines without the faux-80's-chopper look of the Rebel Beve Stuscemi fucked around with this message at 19:41 on Aug 1, 2011 |
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Aug 1, 2011 19:29
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Is your helmet sized correctly?  Congrats on the bike though!
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Aug 1, 2011 19:34
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cannonballs posted:Yay yay yay!! I get to post pictures of my first bike!! Great little bike, ride the wheels off it! PS: take those reflectors off the fork legs before they fall off (they will).
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Aug 1, 2011 19:38
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Z3n posted:Is your helmet sized correctly? Ahahahahahah this is super funny cause she got a 5head for reals.
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Aug 1, 2011 19:48
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This should basically be 2stroke.avi. http://youtu.be/1SiKS1DI9SQ I miss my dad's old GT250. Starting when I was 6 or so he'd take me on rides on his bike to go mow the lawn at church. I still remember that oil smell that you couldn't get out of your clothes. I think my next project is going to be to find one of these and restore it to look like his.
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Aug 1, 2011 19:59
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Z3n posted:Shervin is my favorite:
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Aug 1, 2011 20:08
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frozenphil posted:This should basically be 2stroke.avi. I have a big soft spot for all Suzuki GT's. They're great bikes, pretty underrated, and arguably better than the RD series.
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HNasty posted:Ahahahahahah this is super funny cause she got a 5head for reals. This is true - I do have a 5head. The dude said the helmet was the right size...seems to fit okay.
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Aug 1, 2011 20:36
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Phat_Albert posted:I have a big soft spot for all Suzuki GT's. They're great bikes, pretty underrated, and arguably better than the RD series. I just took a peek at my local CL and there's a '75 GT750 up for a grand. A 750 two stroke street legal bike sounds so amazingly insane.
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Aug 1, 2011 20:41
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the GT750s were pretty cool. Liquid cooled anything was rare in the 70's in the bike world, let alone a liquid cooled 2-stroke. They were deceptively quick. More so with a pipe or three.
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Aug 1, 2011 20:49
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cannonballs posted:
That's what she said, heyoooo. Seriously though I wear a XL helmet too and they all look weird compared to a person's body size.
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Aug 1, 2011 21:01
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HNasty posted:That's what she said, heyoooo. Seriously though I wear a XL helmet too and they all look weird compared to a person's body size. Hurrr!! Mine isn't an XL. My brains aren't THAT big, come on. I put on a million different helmets and this one felt the best; snug, but not too snug. Doesn't move around my head. Cinches up but doesn't prevent me from moving around. It does look really large on me though  I suppose I could start looking for a different one...
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Aug 1, 2011 21:05
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HNasty posted:That's what she said, heyoooo. Seriously though I wear a XL helmet too and they all look weird compared to a person's body size. Does anybody make helmets in large and bigger that don't look like beachballs?
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Aug 1, 2011 21:09
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Some (a lot?) models have more than one shell size, especially higher end ones. They mitigate the need for more padding on smaller heads like mine, but they won't ever not look too big for a person. that's helmets for ya.
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Aug 1, 2011 21:16
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New license plate, #BIEKS for ~*LyFe*~ 
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Aug 1, 2011 21:18
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So when people ask you what that means, what do you tell them?
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Phat_Albert posted:So when people ask you what that means, what do you tell them? To suck mah dick, then I wheelie into their face.
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Aug 1, 2011 21:33
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Its an internet chat room *mumble mumble* *drives off courteously* Thats how a goon retorts 
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They'll probably just think BIKES was taken, so it's HNasty's 2nd choice.
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cannonballs posted:It does look really large on me though I wouldn't worry about it. I look the same in my RF-1100 except I hide behind a mirrored visor. Skinny small body frame + large looking helmet = Viewtiful Joe look alike. People are going to be distracted by your smiling and having fun on the bike to notice. If it's too much of a bother, Arai makes a pretty small helmet i think? Probably my next helmet upgrade. Nfcknblvbl posted:They'll probably just think BIKES was taken, so it's HNasty's 2nd choice. Clearly people will think it says beaks.
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cannonballs posted:Yay yay yay!! Tres cool. If that helmet doesn't work out, there's always the open-face one the Breeders custom designed for you... 
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^hah! Yes! That's definitely my next purchase.
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cannonballs posted:This is true - I do have a 5head. Shell looks huge, is all...if you can't grab the chinbar and wiggle the helmet from side to side without it moving your head as well, then you're fine. If it moves independently of your head more than a little bit, it's too big.
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Bixington posted:Does anybody make helmets in large and bigger that don't look like beachballs?
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HNasty posted:New license plate, #BIEKS for ~*LyFe*~
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Phat_Albert posted:the GT750s were pretty cool. Liquid cooled anything was rare in the 70's in the bike world, let alone a liquid cooled 2-stroke. They were deceptively quick. More so with a pipe or three. Not liquid cooled but still relevant, I've been eyeing off these two smoky buggers for a while.
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Please tell me if this design looks stupid or not. The whole engine seems to need to nest higher up into the frame.
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Aug 2, 2011 04:26
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eggyolk posted:Please tell me if this design looks stupid or not. Does not look stupid.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3s19jjEeHE I think girls are just not good at riding things with two wheels possibly... I don't know where they found these chicks.
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eggyolk posted:Please tell me if this design looks stupid or not. Engine could go a touch higher, but it does look great as is.
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eggyolk posted:Please tell me if this design looks stupid or not. Looks good to me, I like the tit to arse ratio.
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eggyolk posted:Please tell me if this design looks stupid or not. The shock needs to be mounted more horizontal, I'd put the (bike side) mount to the center of that rear engine mount as that swingarm is going to compress in all the wrong ways. As well as tucking the engine up more, you could simply make it larger. Also: I think it would look rad with air cooling, but that's a serious design choice to make. Edit: Tit-to-arse ratio is perfect though.
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