Boredz V49 - Canucks optional :P

[Moto_Joe]

Originally Posted by punkadilly

per Joe, you can "feel" better feed back from the rear suspension with the superbike tail IHO

Yup. More rear wheel feel.

[oldfluffernewtricks]

Last time I rode a super bike tail was my buddies 600RR and damn that thing sucked (in England you could ride track bikes on open road, just had to be during the day) going over bumps.


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[Moto_Joe]

Originally Posted by oldkatananew750

Last time I rode a super bike tail was my buddies 600RR and damn that thing sucked (in England you could ride track bikes on open road, just had to be during the day) going over bumps.


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It is made for racing. Not cruising
I'm never sitting still long enough for padding to matter lol. As long as it has decent grip I'm good.

[600k2]

I found that having grip helps. I dont sit either. I have a screw in the middle and I never feel it. People ask if it bothers me.

[Dirty Dick]

Originally Posted by 600k2

I found that having grip helps. I dont sit either. I have a screw in the middle and I never feel it. People ask if it bothers me.

I'm sure if anyone's asshole was as abused as yours they wouldn't feel it either

[Grrl]

Originally Posted by oldkatananew750

Only reason I opted for the super bike tail was because it was a killer deal.

Like already stated, not fast enough yet to really feel a difference


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you should just send it to jow, swap out even steven

[Dirty Dick]

I'm already looking for adds of similar trucks to mine for sale to battle it out with the ins to try and increase their pay out. I just found one older than mine with less factory options, more miles, and not lifted (state farm will pay for my lift,tires, and other mods) for 14k

[oldfluffernewtricks]

Only time I'm really "sitting" is down a straight. Other than that, hung off too much lol


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[Dirty Dick]

Hey rich is there any reason that my truck wouldn't start? As soon as i fell into the hole i shut it off. It laid there over night.

[1/4milecrazy]

Originally Posted by Dirty Dick

Hey rich is there any reason that my truck wouldn't start? As soon as i fell into the hole i shut it off. It laid there over night.

Because of the emblem on the grille.




Did it lay in the hole overnight? Crank no start, or no crank?

[njracer]

[Dirty Dick]

Originally Posted by 1/4milecrazy

Because of the emblem on the grille.




Did it lay in the hole overnight? Crank no start, or no crank?

that emblem isn't htere anymore

Yes overnight. My battery drained so i couldn't try to start it.

[1/4milecrazy]

Originally Posted by Dirty Dick

that emblem isn't htere anymore

Yes overnight. My battery drained so i couldn't try to start it.

OK, on the center of the steering wheel

So its not starting because the battery is dead? Maybe a light was left on, or one of the door switches got jammed and is leaving the interior light on?

[Dirty Dick]

Originally Posted by 1/4milecrazy

OK, on the center of the steering wheel

So its not starting because the battery is dead? Maybe a light was left on, or one of the door switches got jammed and is leaving the interior light on?

we havne't tried to start it but yes the batteries are dead. The mechanic left the batteries charging. I'm just asking if there's a chance that it wont start or that there's motor damage? The motor took no damage from the impact. Hell the hood is still in tact. My question is just because of the angle that it stayed overnight. Would i have to worry about oil flowing to places that it shouldn't be?

My buddy called his mech and he says that it'll start no problem but i'm just looking to validate his claim. Peace of mind until i hear back from them.

[Moto_Joe]

Originally Posted by oldkatananew750

Only time I'm really "sitting" is down a straight. Other than that, hung off too much lol


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I'm rarely even sitting on the seat then. Only if it is a longer straight. If not I'm hung off one side or the other for most of it.

[600k2]

Its fine. If anything there might be some oil seepage from some of the front seals since it sat like that for a wile.

[600k2]

I like the front striahgt because I get tot take a break. A 25 minute CCS GTU race, the last few laps I look forward to the straight.

[Dirty Dick]

Originally Posted by 600k2

Its fine. If anything there might be some oil seepage from some of the front seals since it sat like that for a wile.

[600k2]

Its fine. Like the crankshaft oil seal. It seals when oil hits it, but it is not really designed to seal if it stays submerged in oil overnight.

[1/4milecrazy]

Originally Posted by Dirty Dick

we havne't tried to start it but yes the batteries are dead. The mechanic left the batteries charging. I'm just asking if there's a chance that it wont start or that there's motor damage? The motor took no damage from the impact. Hell the hood is still in tact. My question is just because of the angle that it stayed overnight. Would i have to worry about oil flowing to places that it shouldn't be?

My buddy called his mech and he says that it'll start no problem but i'm just looking to validate his claim. Peace of mind until i hear back from them.

Yeah, it will be fine.