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| #1  19-Nov-2006, 20:17 | ||||
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Only took about 2-3 hours on my own, but it's going to take someone a lot longer to put back together!! Is it just me, or do bikes look at their very best in that state? When I was wheeling it around the garage it felt so 'right', so much like I'd want it to feel on track. It's going to be a crying shame to put bodywork back on it.  At least when I stop DD I'll have a great basis for a seriously stripped-down track bike  1100DS engine? BST wheels? Carbon tank and bikini fairing? One day.... |
| #2 20-Nov-2006, 08:16 | ||||
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I just couldn't agree more. When I'm breaking bikes, I obviously get them to that stage more often than most, and I have the same thought every single time I do it. "man, If only it were this light, and this responsive in the steering" I guess we both need to buy a GP125. I'd like to see you get behind the bubble on one of those! |
| #3 20-Nov-2006, 10:21 | ||||
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| I enjoy doing that too, however our bikes are all but ready so I had to take the newly acquired trail bike out for a shake down  |
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