* Last updated by: bgordon on 8/27/2009 @ 9:15 AM *

these pics got fooked up in the txfer to this site, more than half of the pic got chopped!

Try this way...

Larger rear sprocket

I recommend this mod, if you ride with your legs, like you are supposed to, then, inputs from your leg is transmitted instantly to the bike vs. the rubber spongy feel the stock pegs offer

Sexy machine!

Lone ZX in a clean garage

Ninja_Challenger in my driveway!

Donny:

I fixed your pics... -bg

Live free or die!

Good stuff Donny

Awesome Mass, you remember I am from NH! Glad you liked 'em. Hey Hub, waiting for your cracker-jack comments!

Nice toys Donny.

Hey, I need a hand to epoxy my garage floor

Donny, you have an artistic eye with that camera. I do like that shot of the rear end of the bike looking out at the car...

What kind of camera is that? Takes clear shots for sure...

Any more shot of your old lady? I don't think bg can fit this one in or even your lens might have a problem.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v724/jasilva/3767fat_ass.jpg BTW, can you get her off the old bike an on your other one?

* Last updated by: Hub on 8/28/2009 @ 12:28 AM *

You know Hub, I actually like that pic, I would have to hit that arse, yes, I admit it, absolutely! Even though it's most likely a photoshop edit, it's looks juicy!!!!

Ooops, sorry, yes, the camera, it's a Canon SX-10IS model. And thanks for the compliment Hub! Coming from you means a lot!!!!!!

I agree with the solid pegs - the stock mushy rubber ones are only good for doggy chew toys.

Hey Steven, the epoxy floor paint is really awesome, do it right first time around and you will have no regrets!

Ok.. DAMMNN!!! Jealous of you're garage. Seriously

Donny mine looks identical to yours. What type of frame sliders do you have installed?

Muzzy frame sliders. Hope to never need 'em as this bike will crash hard, and much plastic will be destroyed. Thanks of the garage floor, it really is awesome, but, I never work on my stuff here in our new house even though we have 3 car garage. I need to do this floor at my shop, THAT'S where I really need it; 20+ yrs of crappy stained concrete! Make sure you etch the concrete according to the directions. Good luck!!!