All put together and only have a couple extra bolts leftover
Hope she fires up
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I've always run the VForce II's on the high tension
So I tried em on the low tension today
Holy **** it is snappy!
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rbates9 wrote:I am truly sorry your majesty, I never meant to question your all knowing knowledge.
A little harsh there for no reason.
Hope all is good, Wibby!
The reply was because I have used the welding trick many times my self and if there is a reason the bearing is so tight and will not just fall off then once it cools then it will be on even tighter and weld will make it tougher to cut. I was not saying that it won't work, just stating a draw back to the method. His response seemed a little overly defensive to me.
I've never had one get tighter when it cooled off. I'm not saying that you are wrong, but it hasn't happend to me. If someone else wants to try this then they need to consider your experinece and mine before they make the decision to try it.
I wish you'd just go find another thread to **** on
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They've never shown any signs of wear in the high setting
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Mr. Wibbens wrote:I wish you'd just go find another thread to **** on
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Mr. Wibbens wrote:I wish you'd just go find another thread to **** on
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I'm liking the low tension setting on the VF Delta II
Motor never bogged down all day
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If you don't mind my asking, what is that Shinko Radial good for? I'm seeing several KDXs with that type of tire on them. Is that a dual sport tire or does it have a specail purpose?
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