Thanks bro. I've been watching ebay and craig's for a long long time. It was a lone deal for the seller and he doesn't have anything else. My jaw hit the floor when I got it for that price. And it hit the floor again when it arrived. It is in really good shape, almost like it has been sitting on the shelf for 30 years ;Dsxecafe said:Dude... were there more of those helmets on ebay? if so, what was the seller? That thing is SICK!
troybilt said:Thanks Corey. I really like how it is going to clean up the front end.
Its pretty tight back there right now. 5th photo down gives you an idea. I can't run an 11" shock and be functional. Its .5" to the cross bar and 1.5" to the seat. If I move the seat forward I could easly gain 3" but I'd still have to make the n shape brace for the frame. Even then I'd probably have to limit the shocks travel and its damn close to the ground. to be honest I think the seat clearance is not the biggest problem. Having enough ground clearance for the shocks to work is. However, I would think that where you sit now with the 11s is where I was at with stock shocks. If that is where you are at I think you should be able to make it work?? My biggest problem was at full compression the fender would just kiss the cross bar. With an n shaped cross bar that would have never happened. Also, if I had a stiffer shock that would have never happened as well. I go about 225# and the shocks were a tad bit soft. How much stiffer are your new shocks?
troybilt said:Thanks Joe. I like those a bunch too. I'll try and flip mine and see what they look like. If I keep them I may end up sending them to you for powder.
That's some good info Corey. If you don't mind me asking what do you weigh? I'd be willing to cut my straight bar and replace it with the n shaped one. I'd have to move my seat forward a little too but might be worth it to have a couple of inches of suspension. Maybe I could limit their travel just to be safe? How about photos Corey? Did you get any yet?
VonYinzer said:Eff that man, Those bars look better than a set of double Ds in a size small Tshirt.... wet.
troybilt said:-Kiley thanks for the tip on the replacement bulbs. I'll have to see how bright this thing is first. I may eventually be changing it out. Do you happen to know if its a double filament (hi/low beam)? I'm just curious. Its out in the cold garage and I'm too lazy to check :![]()
troybilt said:-Thank you guys very much. I value everyone's opinions. One of the main reasons I post. This wouldn't be the first time I've changed directions because i got a little help ;D. I'll sit and look at it for a little while before I make a final decision. So please keep speaking your minds. Diversity adds color to the world!
-Although I have to say I'd prefer the set of Ds...(hard to come by once you get my age ;D)