I found my project bike

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That engine just sounds plain ol NASTY!!! :ten: Looking forward to hearing it and seeing it run in person.

Congrats Bill :capwin:
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:badtothebone: Very nice
Can't wait to see it in person
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TRULY AN AMAZING BIKE, CONGRATS TO YOU AND TO MIKE KELLY AND HIS CREW, IF YOU HAPPEN TO BE IN STURGIS GIVE ME A CALL 702 592 8052.
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SQ4MN wrote:TRULY AN AMAZING BIKE, CONGRATS TO YOU AND TO MIKE KELLY AND HIS CREW, IF YOU HAPPEN TO BE IN STURGIS GIVE ME A CALL 702 592 8052.
Dave...

If you happen to be up in Calgary, Alberta, Canada...give me a shout and I will buy you a coffee!!

If I / we ever get to Vegas again (I was there once in 1977...oh boy..long time ago) we will get together for sure...
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Thanks everyone! Dave, would have loved to meet up but, unfortunately, wont be making it . Thanks for the invite though!
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How about a new ride report there Bill...should know by now if you like or LIKE it...

Look forward to your thoughts
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Barry,

turns out I was only able to go for a few short rides before the fuel filter clogged from debris in the tank from the bike sitting for so long. Mike had the bike picked up and did a full strip and re coat of the inside of the tank. It is almost done and I should have it back in about one week. The time I was able to ride it was really impressive (pulls alot harder than the 606) and rode very smooth.I can't even tell it has a car tire. It is a 275/18 Sumitomo. No weird leaning or pucker moments inn gravel lots, etc. 8-)
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V8Bikers wrote:Barry,

turns out I was only able to go for a few short rides before the fuel filter clogged from debris in the tank from the bike sitting for so long. Mike had the bike picked up and did a full strip and re coat of the inside of the tank. It is almost done and I should have it back in about one week. The time I was able to ride it was really impressive (pulls alot harder than the 606) and rode very smooth.I can't even tell it has a car tire. It is a 275/18 Sumitomo. No weird leaning or pucker moments inn gravel lots, etc. 8-)
Thanks Bill for the update...not even Gwen could convince me about the great handling of a car tire (maybe on a trike) and she can convince me of a lot of things..lol
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Irregular surfaces is where a car tire produces the most problems IMHO. Nearly put me down a couple of times trying to park on a irregular surface . No more car tires for this guy .
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