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01 May 2012 20:47 #519196 by DoctoRot
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always liked the kawi triples. Saw this over at chop cult. He claims weight is currently 265lbs. probably will be around 300 when finished. good god, these things were deathtraps to start. check out his blog for more photos, slimsfab.blogspot.com/
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01 May 2012 20:51 - 01 May 2012 20:53 #519198 by Kawickrice
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No front brakes Yikes!!!!! There is no way to safely ride that monster. :ohmy: New definition for the Widow Maker :evil: :evil:


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01 May 2012 21:05 #519203 by nobody
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ya your right widow maker but it is kool :woohoo: cant even imagine riding :blink: :evil: it

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01 May 2012 21:40 #519211 by 650ed
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What's funny is on this guy's site he says the "Bike is just about ready for a shakedown." Shakedown is right, I bet that puppy will shake the fillings out of your teeth. :laugh: :laugh: Of course with poor handling hardtail, goofy tires, and no front brakes their motto should be "Sacrifice Performance for Style" instead of "Sacrifice Comfort for Style and Speed" as their website says. :laugh: :laugh: I realize everyone has different taste and reasons for owning a bike, but I just can't get into the poser bikes that guys buy or build and never ride, so all their "creations" look silly to me. Let's face it, how far could a guy ride this thing (oooh my aching coccyx) :

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01 May 2012 21:51 - 02 May 2012 06:53 #519214 by Patton
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DoctoRot wrote: ...


Just wait until Mr. Henry "Erecto" Wolf* gets a load of this one. :woohoo:

* www.kzrider.com/forum/9-chit-chat/519190...-persistent-erection

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01 May 2012 23:29 #519238 by DoctoRot
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650ed wrote: What's funny is on this guy's site he says the "Bike is just about ready for a shakedown." Shakedown is right, I bet that puppy will shake the fillings out of your teeth. :laugh: :laugh: Of course with poor handling hardtail, goofy tires, and no front brakes their motto should be "Sacrifice Performance for Style" instead of "Sacrifice Comfort for Style and Speed" as their website says. :laugh: :laugh: I realize everyone has different taste and reasons for owning a bike, but I just can't get into the poser bikes that guys buy or build and never ride, so all their "creations" look silly to me. Let's face it, how far could a guy ride this thing (oooh my aching coccyx) :


I usually would agree with you, personally I would never own a bike that I couldn't ride the crap out of. However his fabrication skills, and creativity are top notch in my opinion, and this bike really struck me. Who else is building two-stroke custom framed choppers? From what I gather from his site, he is ONLY a fabricator, all of his bikes are delivered unpainted and unfinished and its up to the customer to tear it apart and paint it. The bike with out a seat you pointed out doesn't have grips or even a throttle on it, so obviously its not a runner yet. but yeah, if he tried to ride it with out a seat it would be brutal!

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02 May 2012 03:03 #519265 by donthekawguy
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Dumb.

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02 May 2012 06:45 #519275 by Patton
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02 May 2012 13:56 #519358 by 531blackbanshee
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2-stroke triples were death traps in stock form. :whistle:

at least with this one you know by looking at it that you could die on it. :evil:

seems pretty up front to me,if you don't have the cajones stay away from it.

if you like some excitement in your life and want to make sure that it is "not your day to die" hop on and crank the throttle. :laugh:

slim does some killer fab work.

theres my .02 fwiw.

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02 May 2012 14:07 #519361 by 650ed
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And those pipes will make nice foot warmers on a cold day since there are no footpegs. :laugh: :laugh:

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02 May 2012 21:49 #519450 by Reichmanner
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If I cant get hurt on it then I dont want to play with it..... :evil:

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02 May 2012 22:10 #519454 by jdbusch
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AWW...... where the hell is everyone's sense of adventure...
I'd ride it......... full throttle flat road lookin like.....


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