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Needs the chain put back on ive a set o billet 6 calipers coming for it too its running a nitron rear shock 17 inch rear/ alloy rads with samcos wavys at the front nc35 carbs i might change the exhaust for a full system if i can find one
 
They are nice. kiwimacchi on here is currently doing one also.
From personal experience, while the six pots will look nice, they're not needed. The OE brakes are very good indeed with the right pads.
Having said that, I do realise you've got some steep descents on the island, lol, but you'll get best use from them on mad sunday avoiding the off-line visitors....
 
Looks like an interesting bike, it would work well on the country roads near me. Kinda rare in US, the engine size is excellent for country hills. The US needs bikes that compete well on expressways, so below 600cc bikes mostly sell to beginners.
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Buffalo Bill said:
Looks like an interesting bike, it would work well on the country roads near me. Kinda rare in US, the engine size is excellent for country hills. The US needs bikes that compete well on expressways, so below 600cc bikes mostly sell to beginners.
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Not quite sure how you work that out.. when most of Europe has Expressways with higher speed limits than the US... :)

I believe the big motor fascination is just that.. the same as it is with cars (and the fact that the insurance costs are less tied to engine sizes here). :)
 
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