just called in to say Hi
 

Hi people. Good to see some of you at Poole last week. Here is my bike and I love it :D http://www.bike-pix.com/albums/membe.../amk.sized.jpg

How do Airbox - very nice pic.

Unusual to see your bike upright though :wink:

Just got the itinery for the Buell day at Silverstone on Monday.

Includes:-

Ride the GP circuit
Battletrax
STUNT SCHOOL :shock: :shock: :shock:

Can't wait.

{reminder to self - leave credit card at home}

you lucky beggar Matt, wish I was going :cry: There are a few of the UKBEG crowd going. Eric(K?) Buell is going to be ther too, I'd like to shake his hand and thank him for giving me the best fun I have ever had on a bike but I goota go to work and if I went I would spend ****loads and I can't afford to :cry: Have a great day and say Hi to all the people for me :)

Alright airbox.

Hope to see you again soon. Maybe you can help me get rid of my chicken strips. :lol:

Very nice bike. If I had the money one of those would definitely form part of the collection........but I dont. But it is lovely. I understand they are a total hoot to ride.

Re: just called in to say Hi
 

Hi, is that the home made exhaust or the original american tractor one?

no tee jey, it is the standard one, albeit a modified one so it makes more noise as the standard one sounds like half a wv beetle. It is still too big I think. The one I am making is a cut down standard one that still employs the exup valve, ( the above one has the valve welded open so I have lost a bit of the urgency in midrange throttle openings ), but it is almost half the length of the above one. F**k knows if it will work, but it's worth a go and it will be unique as is the back end which was cut down and shaped by me. I know you can buy back ends that are cut down and other people have done their own but none will be the same as mine 8) Individuality and all that :) :)

Not jealous at all :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :!: :wink: :lol:

Enjoy the day you lucky git!!

Whereabouts on the rims are they :?: :wink: :lol:

If only that were true. I have only used a 3" strip in the center of the tyre. The furthest I lean over is when I put the bike on the side stand.