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Dockstrada
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« Reply #15 on: December 21, 2008, 11:19:28 PM »

Yeah thanks guy's.  Got it booked in for the tune early in new year. True, I just need the old mug of harden the F up  drink  and a supply of ear plugs .

Hey Big T I got the same colour bike as yours, those red brake and clutch levers look great, where did you get them from and how much $

Cheers Mal

Get your self a second morgage Mad MAl, if you follow Big T you will need it  cheeky
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« Reply #16 on: December 22, 2008, 12:30:18 AM »

Spider:  Cry
S4RT DP ECU          $1,835
DP Open Air-box      $196
Fitting and Tuning    $101
Total                       $2,132
Ditto Docks comment..... Worth every cent as is instantly changed the bike to a "Monster".....

Levers are Long Pazzo's:  waytogo
$277 AUS from Moto World Online (when the dollar was in much better shape than now)....

Ear Plugs (Bunnings) $5:00 for 3 sets....  [moto]

And as Dock said..... On my third mortgage for Bling but worth every cents....  cheeky  cheeky

OOohhh and remember to insure your bling. Ins company will probably want copies of receipts but do it......  coffee


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« Reply #17 on: December 22, 2008, 02:46:02 AM »

Hey, I've found a way to get a bigger kick out of the S4R AND save fuel.........

I bought a 2 fiddy commuter. It's cheap to run and after riding it all week and then getting on the S4R - the power is AWESOME!!

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« Reply #18 on: December 22, 2008, 06:01:30 PM »

Hey, I've found a way to get a bigger kick out of the S4R AND save fuel.........

I bought a 2 fiddy commuter. It's cheap to run and after riding it all week and then getting on the S4R - the power is AWESOME!!

 Grin

 bow down I like you thinking..... Just could work.... Roll Eyes
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