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I'd like a set of rims! :thumbsup:

you adjusted at the engine case first right? i also reuse a lot of steels if they are not warped but they can get glazed...so take 200 grit sand paper and rough them up again to take the glaze off and clean the crap out of them then reinstall.

make sure your check your clutch adjustment pushrod in the left side cover! anytime new plates are installed you must readjust the pushrod and then adjust the cable up at the lever..... as far as oil goes I am yet to be convinced that oil will make clutches slip, i build and drag race modern...

here is an xs bout 2 hrs south of Kansas City..... http://kansascity.craigslist.org/mcy/3028049416.html here is an updated video after he got it running recently to help sell it just took it for a ride today, man it drives and rides good! the 10" over forks handle surprisingly good!

wow, man this dude is seriously tread jacking! its like he has something personal against the seller, i have never seen a man have to defend himself as much as he has when trying to sell something... if you dont like it keep it to yourself is my opinion, you aint got to buy it! in the midwest...

dont think i got your text.....

hey man i got some extended fork but not sure on the length, i can measure the overall length for you, im wanting stock forks....i can text you pics let me know at 6208708681

+1.... well put

i agree that the plugs looked pretty good, this is why i suggested up the pilots alittle and adjusting the idle mixtures.... possible that air/vacuum leaks could cause similar issues though, at idle spray brake parts cleaner around carb and intake system and look for rises in rpm's which would...

lean exhaust on deceleration will cause this popping!!!!! looks like your heading in the right direction, up the pilots and adjust idle mixtures accordingly

Made sense to me and i thought it was hilarious!

Update, Moodys Garage is open for business. Mr. Moody made the move to working solely out of his garage. Need any custom fabricating done or custom leather work, just PM me or his wife (starter of this thread) and we can get you contact information. His email is moodysgaragekc@gmail.com

I really dig Ryan's bike. Something bout that flat black and yellow. And that pen striping gives it that, BANG!, kick. I'm glad he went the way he did on the tank. Keep up the good work, bro.

And it requires extraordinary support from his wife and kids :thumbsup:. We are very proud of his hard work and determination along with the support that is provided form his other half