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Wingman

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Re: Wingman

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Super cool. Just make sure the seal is intact on the bottle or you will be in a lot of trouble.
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Re: Wingman

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Mark that is just ridiculously cool man, what a photo! tumb2 tumb2
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Re: Wingman

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Ronajon, I don't think i'll be able to make it to the ride.
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Re: Wingman

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Norbert R wrote:Mark that is just ridiculously cool man, what a photo!
Yeah, Yeah, Yeah. What he said action1 action1 action1
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Norbert R wrote:Mark that is just ridiculously cool man, what a photo! tumb2 tumb2
right on, x3
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Re: Wingman

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Reviewed your thread. Can you confirm the rim and tire sizes you used on the build? How is the bike running with the adjusted intake?

Nice work, looked like fun.
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Re: Wingman

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Hi, Sorry it has been a while! The magazine is published and looking nice!
The rim size front and rear are 17'' (standard rear tire size, 90/130 out of my head).
The intake is certenly not optimal. It runs ok... The more gas the better ;).
But i never had real problems. But i would still not recommend it.
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