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If i remember right i used the left rotor off a dual disc to make them run the same way. I have three slots if anyone's interested, i put new rotors on over the winter.

Here's a set Omars had chromed and gave me a smoking deal on. Just put on new tires, don't like'em, going back to the Dunlop K 180's.

[quote="islanddave"]I have always been a big fan of these but.........at 495 US which translates into 600 Canadian plus another 160 Canadian for the exhaust inserts which you will need other wise the ...

[quote="jimmythetrucker"]Thing is, the guy they're yelling at is right.[/quote]
Right about what? The guy's getting flamed for not reproducing a 100% copy of a race bike to ride on the street. As far ...

Very nice, you can see a lot of effort and detail went into your build. Great job.

That sounds like a good idea, I would think the guys that answer most of the tech questions get tired of repeating fixing the same problems over and over. I knew nothing about these things when i got ...

Nice job and well laid out.

The Bridgestone K 180's are the normal flat track tire but they don't hold up long on the street.

The kit he sells is for a 19" wheel off the front of a XS 650, I'm not 100% sure but the XS 1100 is probaly the same wheel.

Omars has the conversion parts you need.

I put a set of those on mine and they fit good.

The K180's work great on gravel roads, but the downside is they are a very soft compound. I've only been getting around 1000 miles out of a rear tire, but i like to twist the grip, your results may va ...

Looks like a good deal to me, he wants to sell it cause he wants a street bike makes me wonder.

Yeah no doubt, It would get your attenion real quick.

Around 1975 my neighbor gave me a Suzuki GT 380 that had been wrecked. I got it running and stripped it down to use as a dirt bike. That thing was pretty fast back then, the scary part of it was when ...

Nice job on both bikes, where did you get the frame for the blue bike?

I've ran a set of those for a couple of years. The fit and quality is very good, the mufflers have a good sound to them and haven't gotten any louder. I've read that the 1 3/4 pipes are too big and hu ...

Nice job! Have fun with it.

I never had a favorite number, beings that spot is for a number it looked kinda bare after i painted it. So i put 79 on there so i wouldn't forget what year the bike was. At my age ya start forgetting ...

looks real good. No number?

That's funny stuff BigGeorge, been there myself. I witnessed the same thing Cooltouch described at the bike drags several times. For some reason they want to launch it harder at the track than on the ...

[quote="Barbara"]But why.........oh, never mind. (That's why there are BSA Victors!) :wink:[/quote] Why? because it's fun that's why. When i built this bike i was looking into 650 dual sport bikes, ...

I'm no Evil Knievil, but with a 38 gear in the rear i've rode it through a couple of gears. Monkey boy down the street can ride anything in the air through all the gears and i'm sure he could do it on ...

Spoke with Phil Little of Omar's yesterday and he tells me he has sold out to a fella named Robert Ward of Concord, Ca. I've had a lot of dealings with Phil in the past and found his products to be of ...

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