Ok fitted the front and took it for a ride

Went for a ride, it's interesting. It will take a little time to get used to it.

Took it to a go-kart rack track for some "atmosphere"

it stands pretty upright on the sidestand with the 17's on you have to be careful where you park

 

With the stock tires on I carry a block of wood to keep the kickstand from sinking, looks like you need a portable hole so it doesn't fall over.[8D] Very sharp though!

 

Looks great Mav - I bet those tires to wonders for pavement cornering.

 

Hey Brian, yeah they stick pretty well, I haven't tried too hard yet still don't know what pressure to use.
I like that little guy on crutches in your sig

get well soon mate

Garry

 

Any new tire will take a little while to get the feel of it. I really like that you can toss on the OEM rims in 10 or 15 minutes - that's a great setup. E-bay is great.

Oh, my crutch dude came from the advrider smiley collection - seemed appropriate. I'll keep him until I can ride again

 

Here's Garry in a few months



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Garry,

the bike looks great and like alot of fun. Do they hold sm races on that gokart track? Also, does your buddy still have the kick-stand from that D-Tracker he is parting out? It should be shorter.

Have fun with it

 

Hey Rich,

Not at that go kart track but there is another track about 20 mins out of town where they have SM races, and yeah thats a good idea, but I don't wanna swap too much stuff each time I ride so I'll just be careful where I park.

that's funny Doug, of course you can see that pic is posed lol

 

here's the one where there not posed [8D]

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Um your kidding right? (psst.... they are still posed)