DutchVDub
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The Colorado BS thread
4-2 AVS!!!!!! Now 9-1 over all. Suck it Redwings.
4-2 AVS!!!!!! Now 9-1 over all. Suck it Redwings.
Colorado B/S Thread
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XJ Wheeler
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Re: The Colorado BS thread
AVs FTW!!!!!!! Showin em how its DONE!
Much appreciated on the stats!
AVs FTW!!!!!!! Showin em how its DONE!
Much appreciated on the stats!
planefixer
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Re: The Colorado BS thread
Happy Halloween!
Happy Halloween!
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UnlimitedMatt
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Re: The Colorado BS thread
Movie quote of the day: 'No more more exploding clothes for the telekinetic kid'.
Movie quote of the day: 'No more more exploding clothes for the telekinetic kid'.
SeeingSpots
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Re: The Colorado BS thread
Happy Halloween F-ers!
Happy Halloween F-ers!
Gunter
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Re: The Colorado BS thread
hmmmm tall skinny tires getting it done! were they mud or all terrains?:flame:
hmmmm tall skinny tires getting it done! were they mud or all terrains?:flame:
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Re: The Colorado BS thread
Blanco decided he wanted some chicken stock:
Just a little 85 lb dog. Imagine what an 850 lb grizzly could do.
Blanco decided he wanted some chicken stock:
Just a little 85 lb dog. Imagine what an 850 lb grizzly could do.
planefixer
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Re: The Colorado BS thread
:laugh2::laugh2: That dog cracks me up. He just kind of helps himself to whatever is available.
:laugh2::laugh2: That dog cracks me up. He just kind of helps himself to whatever is available.
skycrawler
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Re: The Colorado BS thread
what do you guys think of building a MJ into a pipeline welding rig capable of going anywere. I need something small 4wheel drive
what do you guys think of building a MJ into a pipeline welding rig capable of going anywere. I need something small 4wheel drive
YELLAHEEP
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Re: The Colorado BS thread
How heavy is the welder and stuff you have to put on the back? I'd be concerned about the flimsy bed.
What about a V8 Dakota? Do an SAS up front.... Not much else to modify.
How heavy is the welder and stuff you have to put on the back? I'd be concerned about the flimsy bed.
What about a V8 Dakota? Do an SAS up front.... Not much else to modify.
YELLAHEEP
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Re: The Colorado BS thread
Went and did some shooting Saturday with several of the guys that my wife works with. Lots of guns..... did some skeet/trap shooting first, then had set up this XJ hood with boxes and a dot to shoot at. The intention was for folks to see how well they could shoot with all the different guns........ well, that idea went out the window and everyone just blasted away at that poor little hood........ We shot at it with bird shot, .223, 7.56, 9mm, .32, .38, .40, and 300 win/mag...... Should ventilate heat rather nicely now...... :laugh:
.223 round.......
Went and did some shooting Saturday with several of the guys that my wife works with. Lots of guns..... did some skeet/trap shooting first, then had set up this XJ hood with boxes and a dot to shoot at. The intention was for folks to see how well they could shoot with all the different guns........ well, that idea went out the window and everyone just blasted away at that poor little hood........ We shot at it with bird shot, .223, 7.56, 9mm, .32, .38, .40, and 300 win/mag...... Should ventilate heat rather nicely now...... :laugh:
.223 round.......
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eflores
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Re: The Colorado BS thread
i love sam adams winter lager
i love sam adams winter lager
KRONIK
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collkid
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Is that cool?
Is that cool?
YELLAHEEP
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I'm with ya Jeremy....... I'm not getting it. A street bike with knobby tires darting around on pea-gravely winding trails. Rider position on that bike doesn't seem condusive to off road riding. Not much suspension travel either.
:dunno:
I'm with ya Jeremy....... I'm not getting it. A street bike with knobby tires darting around on pea-gravely winding trails. Rider position on that bike doesn't seem condusive to off road riding. Not much suspension travel either.
:dunno:
eflores
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Re: The Colorado BS thread
LIKE PUTTING MTR'S on a Ferrari
LIKE PUTTING MTR'S on a Ferrari
KRONIK
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I'm on the fence about it. That's why I left it here to discuss. To me it would seem that they put off road suspension on it also. Granted it doesn't take tight turns well but I think it could be fun.
I'm on the fence about it. That's why I left it here to discuss. To me it would seem that they put off road suspension on it also. Granted it doesn't take tight turns well but I think it could be fun.
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SeeingSpots
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Re: The Colorado BS thread
I wouldn't expect that rotating assembly to last too long with the solid motor mounts that come on the 1199. All that jarring and off-road bumps are going to make it very unhappy.
I wouldn't expect that rotating assembly to last too long with the solid motor mounts that come on the 1199. All that jarring and off-road bumps are going to make it very unhappy.
Re: The Colorado BS thread
Lolololz.
The suspension on that bike is developed and set up quite well. Granted he isn't hucking it off jumps I think it would take it quite well. I dropped my stunt bike on its side, looped it, flipped stoppies, all kinds of stuff and never had issues. And that was a basic old school Honda f4i.
It's rad to see a machine getting used for something other than looking pretty on a parking lot or a track.
And weight, while heavier is a lot lower than on dirt bikes. I'd imagine it would be quite a bit easy to toss it in some turns. Especially if he tuned it for his weight.
Lolololz.
The suspension on that bike is developed and set up quite well. Granted he isn't hucking it off jumps I think it would take it quite well. I dropped my stunt bike on its side, looped it, flipped stoppies, all kinds of stuff and never had issues. And that was a basic old school Honda f4i.
It's rad to see a machine getting used for something other than looking pretty on a parking lot or a track.
And weight, while heavier is a lot lower than on dirt bikes. I'd imagine it would be quite a bit easy to toss it in some turns. Especially if he tuned it for his weight.
