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+1 Bandit 600/1200 those look sweet to ride and can be had for a more than reasonable price

Yea, if you’re gonna do these things probably not a bad idea to have some spare parts lying around to minimize the time your bike is out of commission. I’d imagine a rear tire front wheel bearings, fork seals etc would be good to keep handy

Accelerate into it so the front end isn’t compressed, pull in clutch and let the revs climb basically to the redline probably and then quickly release clutch and be mentally prepared to completely ruin your bike if it goes wrong

You can wheelie that bike with stock gearing you’re just gonna have to be high in the rev range in first gear, probably even better to learn on something smaller. My bike goes to 12 o’clock real easy and if you’re not ready for that you’ll be cleaning your shorts

Who doesn’t want to do wheelies Brian geez

Heh she goes pretty good for an antique

Ah the old beat it with a hammer method

You need 328-411

Wrong unit

Everything I’ve ever got from TST has been exceptional fit and finish. Fender eliminators are pretty damn simple to make I don’t know why anyone buys them. I use the CAD method to create the base plate shape (cardboard aided design)

10% off cause my feet smell

I had some streetcar tracks cause me to wipeout years ago, was coming east on college and torrential downpour started out of no where and some dbag in a bmw comes racing up the right lane and quickly changes into my lane and doesn’t see me and I went into the tracks to avoid him and ended up...

Ah it was worth a shot I’ve had good luck calling and finding what I need

Have you tried calling the savage yards for a replacement? They sell the wheels whole, bearings rotors etc usually for a pretty good price. Try: Oshawa cycle salvage Zdeno cycle Woodys cycle Great places to look for a wheel

watch some YouTube videos before trying what you’re looking to do next time. Mistakes are good for learning, I break things all the time ? .. but mistakes can get expensive real fast

Non-chlorinated brake cleaner is acetone based. Perfectly fine for cleaning caliper pistons

I hate China garbage motorcycle parts

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I have a set of battlax 120/70/zr17 & 180/55/zr17 worn out but good for a stunt bike. Free to whoever wants them. I will be in Toronto next week and can bring them with me.

You can use acetone or nail polish remover on a q-tip with the caliper off the rotor to clean the caliper pistons. Keep an eye on the fluid level in the reservoir if you’re moving the *cleaned* pistons back in so it doesn’t overflow