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Wow, nice Road King. I wish I could buy one, but I couldn't get a loan for a bike if my life depended on it. :-(

Originally Posted By: Climb14er
Since I'll be using Redline Racing oils in all three holes, and possibly some Mobil 1 20W-50 Twin in my engine, I thought I'd post these pics of the new 2011 Harley Road King Classic 103 that is at the dealer, being prepared and when the weather breaks, will be trailered to the house.
 
Originally Posted By: beanoil
Originally Posted By: Climb14er
I thought I'd post these pics of the new 2011 Harley Road King Classic 103 that is at the dealer, being prepared and when the weather breaks, will be trailered to the house.

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I hope after the trailering, you get out and ride. A bike that nice should not spend it's life trailered from one place to another.. :)



Excuse me... there's freakin six inches of snow on the ground and the temps are cold, ten degrees. You go ahead and ride the bike home from the dealer!

I've been riding for thirty eight years and I don't need no [censored] from YOU with your sarcastic b.s.
 
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Originally Posted By: Climb14er
Originally Posted By: beanoil
Originally Posted By: Climb14er
I thought I'd post these pics of the new 2011 Harley Road King Classic 103 that is at the dealer, being prepared and when the weather breaks, will be trailered to the house.

Picture038.jpg


I hope after the trailering, you get out and ride. A bike that nice should not spend it's life trailered from one place to another.. :)



Excuse me... there's freakin six inches of snow on the ground and the temps are cold, ten degrees. You go ahead and ride the bike home from the dealer!

I've been riding for thirty eight years and I don't need no [censored] from YOU with your sarcastic b.s.



Nice looking scoot Climber! Nice to see some folks here from hdforums and VTXOA as well. Port Dawg from hdforums here


Ehhh..I think bean was just yanking your chain
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That is a beautiful looking King! And my next trip out to the Springs I'm gonna make sure I do RMNP on 2 wheels not 4! Love it out there! You are very lucky to have such a great area to ride


Goose
 
Wow, calm down climb... You said "when the weather breaks". When the weather breaks here, I'm on 2 wheels. Anything above about 40 degrees is riding weather. Maybe you missed:
"I hope after the trailering, you get out and ride. A bike that nice should not spend it's life trailered from one place to another.. :)"
Or maybe you just ignored it.. (Goose got it)
After 45 years of riding, I appreciate the sarcasm of HD owners. ;-) Wanna start a "I rode in this" thread to see who's tougher?
 
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daveleo, you can't just post links to images on your local hard drive. It doesn't work that way. You need to upload them first to some photo hosting site such as Photobucket and then provide links.
 
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Pic of me in 1974. On a 1974 Honda 125 Elsinore. Motor ported, Webco head, 32mm Mukuni carb and FMF pipe about 24 horsepower. Newer water-cooled 125's are closer to 34hp.
 
Originally Posted By: Blaze
miketoni
1979. 440 Maico

I think this is what you were trying to show...

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Not sure about the second image though...
 
Originally Posted By: wolfc70
Originally Posted By: DB_Cooper
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Nice Jota!! Love the sound of those bikes!!


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Thank you and if we are going back in time...1974 working my way through school on my Ducati 750 Sport
 
OK, here's another bike picture for y'all. I hope you felt like looking at my bike again. I'm stuck with this thing to ride this year. (Just kidding). Actually, I like this bike a lot. She's going to get her valves checked soon.

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Here is my (quite heavily modded) 1999 VTR1000F.


http://s784.photobucket.com/albums/yy126/vtr_mick/May 2011/?action=view&current=P1140090-1.jpg



Mods include:
Engine
- JE 0.5 mm OS forged pistons (11.5:1) with moly skirt and ceramic top coatings
- Carillo H-beam forged rods
- DLC coated piston pins
- DLC coated intake valves
- Yoshimura Stage 1 cams
- Manual CCTs
- Ported and decked heads (0.015”) (actual comp. ratio: 12.2:1)
- Balanced crankshaft
- Lightened and balanced flywheel
- Factory Pro detent arm and shift star
- Ceramic transmission bearings (where possible)
- JDM CNC-machined shift lever, fit with needle bearings
- Barnett clutch springs
- Samco silicone hoses with heat dispersant coated in-line cooler
- Engine Ice coolant
- Durbahn carbon/fibreglass rad airscoops
- Modded EX400 oil cooler (twice the area) with custom bracket
- Dynojet kit
- Modded carb slides (two extra holes for quicker lifting)
- TPS adjusted to 430 ohms
- BMC street air filter
- Flo-Commander
- Modded airbox (carved out snorkel, two extra air entry holes)
- HPower-replica billet long intake runners
- HRC 1/6 turn throttle tube
- Akrapovic full race exhaust with Ti cans; ceramic coating
- CBR600RR stick coils

Suspension
- Braced swingarm (900RR), powdercoated black
- Ohlins two-way adjustable rear shock with hydraulic preload adjustment
- 1.83 mm shock shim
- 1997 CBR900RR (45mm) forks (with Gold Valve kit and valving specs from Roger Ditchfield)
- Ohlins fork springs (0.90 kg/mm)
- Billet red preload adjusters
- Ontario Moto Tech triple clamps (all aluminum; 5mm less offset), had them anodized red
- All Balls tapered roller steering bearings
- Shindy Daytona steering damper
- Custom modified Street Triple Helibars


Chassis and bodywork
- reinforced steering head and cross-braces
- Reinforced engine mount bolts
- Mototeck undertail
- LED taillight with integrated signals
- Lockhart Phillips front turn signals
- Eastern Beaver headlight relay kit
- Hella 100/55W headlight bulb
- SPAL (5.2” pusher) cooling fan with manual switch
- Carbon fibre front fender (Triumph Street Triple) with OEM Triumph attachment straps
- Airtech hugger (for CBR900RR)
- RC51 instrument cluster with carbon fibre cover (custom adapter)
- Speedohealer
- Racecon (red) billet quick release fuel cap
- Powerbronze “double bubble” type iridium windscreen (cool blue)
- HRC-replica rear brake MC reservoir
- Maviryk Li-ion battery (12-cell)
- Cameleon automatic chain oiler
- Ducworks bar-end mirrors
- Mirror block-off plates
- Gutted front parking light, painted and drilled lens
- Powdercoated rearsets
- Sargent seat
- Carbon engine case protectors (Carbonadi)
- No cut frame sliders
- Two Brothers aluminum exhaust hangers
- Protek slash-cut footpegs
- Aluminum quick-release gas tank hinge pin
- VFR800 regulator
- Relocated ECM modules
- Moriwaki carbon lower fairing
- Fabbed front fairing air inlet screens
- Numerous Ti and Al bolts, nuts, screws,….

Running gear
- PVM cast magnesium 6-spoke wheels (powdercoated red; rear is 6” wide)
- ceramic hybrid wheel bearings
- 520 pitch chain with Al rear sprocket (15/43 gearing)
- Red anodized Ariete Al angled tire valves
- EBC 320mm race rotors
- Braketech/Ferodo caliper relocation brackets
- F4i front calipers with Vesrah RJL pads
- F4i rear caliper
- Speedbleeders on all calipers
- Custom machined rear rotor (save 1 lb)
- Braided lines (all around)
- OEM Ducati (Monster 1100) Brembo MCs (19x16 brake, 15x18 clutch)
- Carbon fibre reservoir brakets (Motowheels)
- Pazzo levers (dark blue with red adjusters)
- Yoyodyne Ti pivot pins
- Billet (red) reservoir covers
- Vista-Cruise
- Driven D3 grips
- Michelin Power Pure tires (190/55 rear)

Removed items
- Sidestand switch
- PAIR system
- Front fairing “air duct” panels
- Radiator screens
- Front parking light

http://s784.photobucket.com/albums/yy126/vtr_mick/May 2011/?action=view&current=P1140090-1.jpg
 
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