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the work your doing looks mint!keep the progress coming

sweet ass work man, keep it coming

thats what i'm up to right now, I built a skeleton frame on top which I plan on shaving in with some 14g sheet I have here.

nice work as always,

nice build man looks great

well, i got my broken clutch linkage B.S. for my gixxer welded up today, and can put it back together, and possibly have a buyer interested, so i might have some time n more space coming available to me!! i hope so because i just realized i haven't driven my truck (except for the one trip to the last RESO) in almost 3 years. its time to shit or get off the pot

Wow, thats a pretty long shit LOL. Hopefully the buyer thing works out so we can start seeing some more of your killer work.

lol. yeah pretty long. im kinda torn about selling it, because it'll suck not having a moto to ride, but that'll inspire me to build the other one in the garage lol. and get the more work on the truck done. it'll give me back the money i've put on credit cards to buy parts and such. the sole reason i bought it was to turn it and make some money tho, so i've gotta stick to that. and teach the wife to ride a street bike. nice bike to learn on huh? lol a gsxr 750!!

Absolutely a great bike to teach on. Excellent balance, superb maneuverability, and insane amounts of forward acceleration Perfect for an empty stadium sized parking lot. Downtown Oxnard traffic, maybe not so much.

it IS a nice bike (as long as you don't look at it) its a 97, so its back when it was still a big bike. the newer ones (post 2000's) are much smaller feeling. this one is wide and fat, and she's a small girl so its a bit too big for her, but it fits me like a glove.
ha ha, you know its got plenty of forward acceleration!! that sumbitch can barely keep the front wheel on the ground with a hard acceleration!! gets to over 100mph like nobody's business, but that's as far as i've taken it.

those are fun bikes