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Well not related to the bikes but I did pick up this little pit party cruiser the other day. 1985 Honda ATC70. Plan on doing a little resto-mod and riding the shit out of it.

I dig it. About time Honda kind of made a bit of a step into the more performance echelon instead of just sitting at the econo-box table with the other blandmobiles of recent.

That's all I would need to achieve what I woul be after. I'm damn quick on the draw with the right concentration. :lmao:

I personally have dealt with but rywire and xenocron and can say they are both excellent companies to do business with as far as product quality and customer service.

I'm pretty sure the port is in the back of the radio.

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Something to think about. Just remember prep work is key. A good paint job over great prep looks better than decent prep and a great paint job. If that makes sense hahah.

Check out Flamethrower Customs in Doylestown. Dude kills it he's painted a few of my friends bikes and I'm going to have him do mine as well. The attachment is one he did to my friends panhead. All hand laid gold leaf and pinstripe. The guy really is a wizard.

I would be stoked if I got that bad boy. Friend of mine had one in HS, that little 3 banger was a champ lol.

:thumbsup: You're in OH right? Or am I thinking of someone else?

Seeing them that cheap and rust free really has me thinking I need to get down south with the truck an trailer. Would really like to build another B swapped EF was a fun little car. As said before the body work is going to kill you if you plan on "restoring" it. Either way it is a project and...

I dig that color. I'd do a white lace over it personally always have liked the lace jobs.

I just picked up a matching rear off chopperswapper. You could have one made for disc setup.

I thought stealing bikes was something you did when you were in middle school. :dunno:

Haha. No I didn't want them built out of fence post with straight 90* butt welds instead of bends. It's the style of the bike though al said and done it should look like it time warped right out of the 70s chopper era.

Thank you sir.

Dumb shit I spend too much time making.

Since it was above 11 degrees today I got some pipes built for the Harley. Only took the whole damn day, damn tiny pie-cuts.

Sounds like you and the lady got some bad luck.

Definitely cool. My two biggest questions are run time between pack change and/or recharge. And price of course.