Although... can't you loose the silencers completely, because they're already so short
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Gerben
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Re: My TRX - Enjoy
And yet again another 'spun around' the TRX basics, looks really nice
Although... can't you loose the silencers completely, because they're already so short
Greetz
Gerben
Although... can't you loose the silencers completely, because they're already so short
Greetz
Gerben
Former TRX rider ...former TRX of The Month owner June 2007 ánd May 2009... -and RC51 track bike *and crashing it* past-owner-
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Re: My TRX - Enjoy
Rearsets are Lucas, have been very good except for lack of rubber keeps fuk'n up my boots, mat try and make up a peg that I can fit a gear change rubber to. Paint works really well in sunlight you see more of the red will sort some better pics soon
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Re: My TRX - Enjoy
Those Lucas rearsets are well made, like their CNC`d `streetfighter`top yokes too.
I`ve recently found one that`ll do nicely for my upcoming R1 fork swap, good price too.
I`ve recently found one that`ll do nicely for my upcoming R1 fork swap, good price too.
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