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Old 03-15-2011, 04:44 PM   #1
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*rattle, rattle, rattle*
Eh?


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From the top of a ladder maybe.

You're only getting teased because you mentioned your hot ass bike without sharing any pics of it....again.
pretty much
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Old 03-15-2011, 04:56 PM   #2
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From the top of a ladder maybe.

You're only getting teased because you mentioned your hot ass bike without sharing any pics of it....again.
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Eh?




pretty much

Fuckers, both of yas. I'd have recent pics, but my photography 101 prof specifically said we can't take pics of our vehicles for this class. Retarded, I know, but I want to keep my A+. Next quarter I have a lighting class... wonder if the Art Institute will let me wheel the bike into the studio.
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Old 03-15-2011, 05:03 PM   #3
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Fuckers, both of yas. I'd have recent pics, but my photography 101 prof specifically said we can't take pics of our vehicles for this class. Retarded, I know, but I want to keep my A+. Next quarter I have a lighting class... wonder if the Art Institute will let me wheel the bike into the studio.
If they complain, tell 'em it's a Ducati, not a Harley. It won't leak.


Sorry, Josh. You can have your thread back now
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If they complain, tell 'em it's a Ducati, not a Harley. It won't leak.


Sorry, Josh. You can have your thread back now
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Old 03-15-2011, 05:56 PM   #5
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Anybody know where the idle adjustment is on this thing? I'm idling around 2k. Plenty of info on how to modify it, but I'm having trouble finding info on where exactly it is. A post on SBN says by the transmission on the clutch side...but I'm not seeing it.
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Anybody know where the idle adjustment is on this thing? I'm idling around 2k. Plenty of info on how to modify it, but I'm having trouble finding info on where exactly it is. A post on SBN says by the transmission on the clutch side...but I'm not seeing it.
Black knob, left side. kinda sticks out away from the motor (kinda on a stalk).
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Old 03-15-2011, 06:50 PM   #7
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Anybody know where the idle adjustment is on this thing? I'm idling around 2k. Plenty of info on how to modify it, but I'm having trouble finding info on where exactly it is. A post on SBN says by the transmission on the clutch side...but I'm not seeing it.
I was about to say a bit earlier that the idle sounded a bit high in the video.

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What? I couldn't hear you over your clutch...


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