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Next time you are up this way give me a call. A trip through the Rockies is always amazing, and there is alot to see here. The dinosaur exhibit is pretty cool isn't it.

Forecast for tomorrow is 90 degrees tomorrow, so took the day off.:clapping: Doing this ride with a cpl of friends on their Harley's Going here http://www.cyclebahn.com/motorcycle-overland/ABpics.html hopefully will be able to get some pics

that worked for me

We have been in the high 80's low 90's here for the last couple of days. Put about 400 clicks on the Ninja since Sunday. Gotta get as much in as possible before the snow flies :bang head: No time to take pics though, kept riding instead. :biglaugh:

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Very easy to change the rear coil, should only take 5-10 mins

looks awesome, I would take my OEM backrest off and replace it with that.

whereabouts in ab are you? if u r close by maybe i can help

I have those on mine too, worked great.

Ditto. I would love to have something else to swap out my backrest with instead of completely removing it.

We do not have ethanol up here yet. Only two stations in Ontario can get it. MontrealMax, I made a set of frame braces, installed solid motor mounts along with a ufo fork brace and racetech front suspension. Those changes made a world of difference.

The Max was never air cooled

Let me be the first to call dibs if u decide to get rid of it LOL Good buy for that price.

If anyone will get it figured out for you it is Mark. Did you run the seafoam through the fuel system only, or did you actually put it directly through the carb openings themselves? Look at everything to diagnose it. I thought I had a carb go bad, turned out to be a broken camshaft.

nice helmet. cycle gear is awesome, bought many good things there

Just so you know everything before I take them. I will be using 88 Forks with R1/R6 rotors & ZX7/GSXR/Busa calipers. Send me your paypal address incl USPS shipping (they should fit in a normal envelope ) to 320 bridlewood av sw calgary, alberta, canada t2y 4g2 and I will forward...

I did not use a seal driver when I did mine. We just tapped them in evenly around the circumference.

Sounds like it, assuming you have the right tools.

Thanks man, I will let u know when I get it.

They are the same calipers that are on the busa. Have you got he adapters in stock now?