Post up pictures of your 4 stroke bikes!

threw a lil lipstick on the old girl. new shroud graphics from Cemoto, '07 TC250

very nice!

The 2007 TC450, x'd out, electric start, electric cooling fan, Rekluse, Clarke tank, Motospotz dampner, bunch of 7602 parts, guards everywhere, plus......

Well I thought it was time enough to put up some pictures of my 511.

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Here is my trusty 449 at Virginia City in Nevada
have to look for the pic I was thinking of

dude- put that thing in the dirt!

did I see this pic on advrider?

probably not, I forgot my password and haven't jumped thru the adv hoops to get a new one

Where else have I seen it before tonight?

Mate, I have done my shoulder and have had the last 3 weeks off work with nothing to do but clean it , its the next best thing to riding it I suppose.

Nice bike bud, I like how you've done the tail tidy. Was it easy to move the indicators to were they are?

Facebook ?

Don't think so. Wondering who took the picture. I think I saw in the day tripping section over at ADV. I know I have seen it before here. Is that possible that I've seen it elsewhere?

That's an extremely common shot, taken near the start of the Virginia City Grand Prix, you've probably seen a few from the same spot before.

Thanks for the info erk. But...#103 Wheelie at the top. This I remember.

LOL I'm almost ready to let this go haha

Just some pictures of me having a blast on my 09 310. God my gut looks big!

That's just your chest protector. Riiiiight????

It was real easy just unbolted the big ugly number plate hanger, then i went down to Supa Cheap and brought some of there blinkers for around $30 and then drilled the holes in the side of the rear guard ( if you look at it closely there is actually flat bits there to drill through). The only thing that took abit of time was putting new connectors on the blinkers so I could join them up to the wiring of the bike. Then it was just a matter of pushing the wires through and bolting the indicators on and Bob's your Uncle. Half an hours work and it looks heaps better. There is even a hole there to attach your number plate under the brake light.

Gav

This one has my full attention, so nice!