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Custom Exhausts For Other Bikes
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tbln930
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Custom Exhausts For Other Bikes
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2014 Suzuki V-Strom 1000 ABS Adventure (Candy Daring Red) - 8650 miles - too fast Givi Airflow WS, Givi V47 mount, Givi crash Bars, Givi skid plate, Ravetech GPS mount, USB power outlet, Easter Beaver Fuse box, Denali DR1 LEDs, MondoMoto LEDs, Tool Tube, Zumo 665 GPS, Cobra radar detector, Mobius HD camera
2013 Suzuki V-Strom 650 ABS Adventure (Metallic Thunder Gray) - Sold
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speedandstyle
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Re: Custom Exhausts For Other Bikes
When I was a kid I would have loved to have had one of those on my BMX!
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WhiteNoise
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Re: Custom Exhausts For Other Bikes
First one: Wicked (bet I know who wants one)
Second: Sweeet
speedandstyle, what? We're all still kids! We ride bikes! Fess up...do you still have a bicycle? If so, go on and get yerself #2.
Whoa, Flashback: As young'ins we used baseball cards with clothes pins to hold them on the spokes of our wheels, spaced apart enough to click with revolutions. Sounds changed with self peddled speed. Cool how we did that. Loved it. Then, down the road, we'd remove them, flip them or trade them.
"Flip" defined as: two of us would choose a color while holding a small stack of cards (faced down) in the palms of our hands. One by one we would turn them over and try to match the color we chose on the cards. If both cards matched my chosen color, I won both cards
If they matched my opponents color they got the two cards. We would try to continue the game till one of us had All the cards being played 
Really Cool sounding. You wonder why I like louder mufflers? Hmmm
Check out what Daddy did for these two gals
Sorry if I hijacked the thread a bit, but I just couldn't resist my tale
Second: Sweeet
speedandstyle, what? We're all still kids! We ride bikes! Fess up...do you still have a bicycle? If so, go on and get yerself #2.
Whoa, Flashback: As young'ins we used baseball cards with clothes pins to hold them on the spokes of our wheels, spaced apart enough to click with revolutions. Sounds changed with self peddled speed. Cool how we did that. Loved it. Then, down the road, we'd remove them, flip them or trade them.
"Flip" defined as: two of us would choose a color while holding a small stack of cards (faced down) in the palms of our hands. One by one we would turn them over and try to match the color we chose on the cards. If both cards matched my chosen color, I won both cards
If they matched my opponents color they got the two cards. We would try to continue the game till one of us had All the cards being played Really Cool sounding. You wonder why I like louder mufflers? Hmmm
Check out what Daddy did for these two gals
Sorry if I hijacked the thread a bit, but I just couldn't resist my tale
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