Kick a** two strokes!

AJ
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8/25/2015 1:01pm
yes, the cone pipe is fake. and AJ actually is Service Powersports.
motokiwi wrote:
Ghey. May as well put some carbon fibre looking decals on there while he's at it.
Rough crowd. LOL

We (Service Powersports) built the bike with what was supplied by the customer, a very well known
rider with full access to plenty of factory stuff.

So it has lots of cool goodies like Ti hubs , triple clamps etc.
We were supplied with a couple pipes and the bike was built with fitment for both.
I have photos with the other pipe if the gang here would prefer.

In the end it's just a photo, of a kind of cool bike, with plenty of other cool bikes in this thread.

If the net forums want to get really picky about the photo , it was an incomplete project
at time of photo.
Little things that were taken care of later. There was no front axle nut for those with eagle eyes, a torn seat cover etc, etc. but really nothing to get too concerned over given context that by the time the rider rips it,
all of that will be replaced with new Smile


seth505
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8/25/2015 1:13pm
yes, the cone pipe is fake. and AJ actually is Service Powersports.
motokiwi wrote:
Ghey. May as well put some carbon fibre looking decals on there while he's at it.
Aren't you gay for Honda? That's worse than a pipe that is actually good but just has fake welds on it.
Micahdogg
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8/25/2015 1:22pm
I think its a cool bike AJ. As I'm sure most others here do too. Keep up the good work.
jhansen510
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8/25/2015 1:23pm
Now I want to know more AJ! Who was the bike built for? That thing is the coolest looking RM conversion since the one docwob built! Love the suspension and the pipe! You do amazing work!

The Shop

smezmx
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8/25/2015 1:38pm
AJ wrote:
Rough crowd. LOL We (Service Powersports) built the bike with what was supplied by the customer, a very well known rider with full access to plenty...
Rough crowd. LOL

We (Service Powersports) built the bike with what was supplied by the customer, a very well known
rider with full access to plenty of factory stuff.

So it has lots of cool goodies like Ti hubs , triple clamps etc.
We were supplied with a couple pipes and the bike was built with fitment for both.
I have photos with the other pipe if the gang here would prefer.

In the end it's just a photo, of a kind of cool bike, with plenty of other cool bikes in this thread.

If the net forums want to get really picky about the photo , it was an incomplete project
at time of photo.
Little things that were taken care of later. There was no front axle nut for those with eagle eyes, a torn seat cover etc, etc. but really nothing to get too concerned over given context that by the time the rider rips it,
all of that will be replaced with new Smile


It's a work of art and you should be proud of it.keep it up sir.
AJ
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8/25/2015 2:23pm
Thanks..

and It's all good!
I wasn't being thin skinned about it, heh, was just pointing out there are worse
things in life than pipe selection.
Smile

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8/25/2015 3:15pm
AJ wrote:
Thanks.. and It's all good! I wasn't being thin skinned about it, heh, was just pointing out there are worse things in life than pipe selection...
Thanks..

and It's all good!
I wasn't being thin skinned about it, heh, was just pointing out there are worse
things in life than pipe selection.
Smile

Like all of your bikes, cool! I want one.

Anyway, please tell me that's for JS7 and he's planning on using it for the straight rhythm race...

That would be incredible! I can dream, no?
smezmx
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shanes
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smezmx wrote:
[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2015/08/27/103128/s1200_image.jpg[/img] [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2015/08/27/103129/s1200_image.jpg[/img] [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2015/08/27/103130/s1200_image.jpg[/img]






beautiful bikes
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8/27/2015 10:32pm




Just put the finishing touches on my 1997 KTM 360
racerhansen
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8/28/2015 12:26am
SX 380, still looking for a Boyesen clutch cover to get rid of the ugly orange one.

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8/28/2015 4:44am
SX 380, still looking for a Boyesen clutch cover to get rid of the ugly orange one. [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2015/08/28/103162/s1200_11038245_10207717601757462_2311970484592911631_n.jpg[/img]
SX 380, still looking for a Boyesen clutch cover to get rid of the ugly orange one.

is this an engine swap, or did they put the 380 in this c hassis? I'd LOVE to find one of these. screw a 500AF.
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is this an engine swap, or did they put the 380 in this c hassis? I'd LOVE to find one of these. screw a 500AF.
It's a 2001 EXC 380 engine and frame with a 2006 subframe, sxs shock and an old sxs fork, with 2009 SXF 450 triple clamps. I definitely prefer this over the CR 500AF that's also standing in the shop. Much more fun to ride, like a 250 on steroids.
hellion
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8/28/2015 4:59am
The 380 was such a great engine. Back then though KTM's were the ugly step child of moto so not too many people ever rode one.
racerhansen
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9/3/2015 3:41am
hellion wrote:
The 380 was such a great engine. Back then though KTM's were the ugly step child of moto so not too many people ever rode one.
More people should try it, the engine is just incredible. The chassis of that old bike sucks compared to modern bikes though
9/3/2015 4:33am
hellion wrote:
The 380 was such a great engine. Back then though KTM's were the ugly step child of moto so not too many people ever rode one.
More people should try it, the engine is just incredible. The chassis of that old bike sucks compared to modern bikes though
if i could find one of those 380s, I'd build one up in MX trim in a heart beat. Can't find them in the US though... people here STILL think KTMs are "hard to get parts for".
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9/4/2015 12:50pm
Heres my 04 CR250. Got a lot more work to do but im loving it so far. Just got finished painting my silencer with hi temp paint. Just gotta bring to a local powdercoater and get him to bake it.







threefiddyone
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Heres the silencer.


#991
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9/4/2015 5:53pm Edited Date/Time 9/4/2015 5:55pm
Heres the silencer. [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2015/09/04/103983/s1200_Screenshot_2015_09_04_14_57_30.jpg[/img]
Heres the silencer.


Ya Mrs home ATM? If not, just open the doors to the house, switch the fan on, and stick that sucker in the oven.

"What she doesn't know won't hurt her". If ya get caught, "Easier to ask for forgiveness rather than permission".
mb
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9/4/2015 9:15pm
Then all you have to do is throw away the oven and buy a new one. Seriously, don't do it.
#991
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9/6/2015 8:41am
mb wrote:
Then all you have to do is throw away the oven and buy a new one. Seriously, don't do it.
Done it heaps of times. Mrs wouldn't even have a clue. Put engine cases and wheel hubs in there to help get bearings out as well Tongue .
#991
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9/6/2015 9:12pm Edited Date/Time 9/6/2015 9:22pm
mb wrote:
http://www.eastwood.com/hot-coat-powder-coating-system-howto-use-guide-troubleshooting-instructions "Do not use an oven used for food preparation or located in a living area, as mildly toxic fumes are given off by the powder...
http://www.eastwood.com/hot-coat-powder-coating-system-howto-use-guide-…

"Do not use an oven used for food preparation or located in a living area, as mildly toxic fumes are given off by the powder during the curing process!"

Paint off-gasses just the same..
I did say open the doors and turn the kitchen fan on Laughing .
Harden up. Anyone my age had lead based paint on our baby cots. I'm still breathing though.

Here, a small contribution to the thread whilst I'm here Wink . Results of lots of spare parts and too much time on my hands.
BTW, baked that engine in the oven lol.

RM125X project.


That tank just Isn't growing on me Smez Sad . Gonna hard anno it black and see how it looks.

Reckon I'll use stock tank and modified RM seat though



Don't need tires, she'll be on "rails".
smezmx
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9/7/2015 6:32am Edited Date/Time 9/7/2015 6:53am
If that was me i'd powder coat that tank rm yellow with some nice retro graphics to help the flow and for protection.you could also go with the clean look clear type graphics similar to this ally kx500 tank.just an idea .







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