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Silvermachine81
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Wow, Thats excellent customer service!!!! 
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Hoomgar
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Which carbs was that for Rob? The flatsides or the smoothies?
smoothies
smoothies
smoothies :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
smoothies
smoothies
smoothies :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Hoomgar said:
RS FLATSLIDES hoomie. Hey don't you know a guy looking for smoothies?
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Hoomgar
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katman said:
Yes I do
I know two guys in fact. But the one I think has found a pair I hooked him up with if they can work out a deal. You still have a set to part with?
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yes I may........
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Anonymous
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I still ahve the stock carbs on my project. I plan on using them until I get the other bugs worked out. What would you guys suggest for a replacement, flatslides or smoothies?
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Swanny said:
Boy...Swanny, You have come in in the middle of something now...
I should have an answer for you in a week or two...I have run the smoothbore 33 mikuni's and they are real fast and now I am working with mikuni to sort out a jetting issue with the flatslides. when that is done and they are running properly I can give you a reasonable assessment of the two carbs....
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Anonymous
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Fair enough.katman said:
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Hoomgar
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It's going to be the smoothies Steve. Just make him an offer now becasuse when he finds out those smoothies work better than the flatsides you'll have your answer but he wont have a pair for sale anymore :twisted:
I am just poking around here, I really don't know which is better :lol:
I am just poking around here, I really don't know which is better :lol:
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Anonymous
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flatslides vs smoothbores
flatslides vs smoothbores
The flatslides are a newer design and in my opinion are a little more forgiving when it comes to jetting. Both are very good when set up correctly and you probably would see little difference between the two. The flatslides are a little more responsive but are prone to vacume sticking so they have very stiff return springs which is especially noticable with quick turn throttles. The springs can be adjusted for less tension. I currently have flatslides and am happy with them and have never experienced a vacume sticking issue. Steve
flatslides vs smoothbores
The flatslides are a newer design and in my opinion are a little more forgiving when it comes to jetting. Both are very good when set up correctly and you probably would see little difference between the two. The flatslides are a little more responsive but are prone to vacume sticking so they have very stiff return springs which is especially noticable with quick turn throttles. The springs can be adjusted for less tension. I currently have flatslides and am happy with them and have never experienced a vacume sticking issue. Steve
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bad news........
went down today........
broken bike, broken collarbone...
my day suked
went down today........
broken bike, broken collarbone...
my day suked
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Silvermachine81
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AAAAARRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHH 
HOW!!!!!!
HOW!!!!!!
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marcovandevelde
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Ow man, that really sucks. Thankfully you can still tell about it.
Will you be OK?
Take care, Marco.
Will you be OK?
Take care, Marco.
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Hoomgar
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You have got to be kidding me!!!!!!!!
Please tell us your OK and the bike is fixable with no frame or engine damage?
Boy I don't know what else to say, this bums....
Please tell us your OK and the bike is fixable with no frame or engine damage?
Boy I don't know what else to say, this bums....
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solo suzuki
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8O :evil: ...what up?
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Rob, Not good news, don't get too down on yourself. Hope you feel better soon. With your skills and experience I know the ICBM Katana can be resurected or replaced.
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RacingJake
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Hate to hear that Rob, but the good thing is your're still around to ride another day!!
Take your time and get well, broken bones hurt.
PS, if you need the cases now let me know.
Jake
Take your time and get well, broken bones hurt.
PS, if you need the cases now let me know.
Jake
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thanks all,
bike damage is minimal...stator cover, mirror signal and stuff. very fixable.
i am talking to a specialist today about pinning me back together. will know more later. the clavical looks like a camp fire.
it had just started to spit and i grabbed a little tooo much front brake and there you go.....
bike damage is minimal...stator cover, mirror signal and stuff. very fixable.
i am talking to a specialist today about pinning me back together. will know more later. the clavical looks like a camp fire.
it had just started to spit and i grabbed a little tooo much front brake and there you go.....
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MichaelHoward
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OUCH!! Hope you heal quickly Katman, I am not concerned for the bike, as you have shown you can really put one together nicely and quick! 8)
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Fern
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Sorry to hear the bad news, Rob. Hope you get well soon.
