Chris F has been working his 77 CB550 for a little while now. Ricky and I help get it to a running condition and then Chris has really put his touch on it. Low, raw, and black.
thanx for the help guys, i’m all ready to relocate the ignition and choke,
grind down that triple tree, and swap out the throttle sleeve, damn u irene for screwing with my momentum.
@ed…mad max is, and shall always be, my introduction to the awe and mystique that is motorcycle riding…those bad guys were the worst case scenario when the world goes to shit..let’s hope the toe cutter and his flunkies don’t come knockin….whose up for a mad max tribute ride for halloween this year?
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thanx for the help guys, i’m all ready to relocate the ignition and choke,
grind down that triple tree, and swap out the throttle sleeve, damn u irene for screwing with my momentum.
love it man… makes me wanna lower my headlight and go with clip-ons.
mad max…
@ed…mad max is, and shall always be, my introduction to the awe and mystique that is motorcycle riding…those bad guys were the worst case scenario when the world goes to shit..let’s hope the toe cutter and his flunkies don’t come knockin….whose up for a mad max tribute ride for halloween this year?
Back in black