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Message for BoxerCup & Lennie
Over 3,500 miles with the FRK & all kinds of riding. Plugs are pristine, just like the photos I sent during testing with the module. You absolutely could not ask for a better color. I'm seeing guys on the forum experimenting with the Techlusion, but they'll eventually come around to the FRK.
The bike is running spectacular. Instant cold starts, dead smooth idle, no vibration whatsoever at 5k rpms in 6th gear. Plus, Lennie's sprockets keep earning their keep. Just my 2 cents worth, FWIW. |
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(Ahh, what's a sprocket on a bike that's shaft-driven?)
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phoenix,
thanks for the feedback mate.
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To Tim: CAM sprockets, Lennie's sprockets for an R1100S advance the cam timing 9 degrees, giving a dramatic mid-range boost with very little top end loss. As I have said before, Lennie's sprockets and Boxercup's FRK are a marriage made in heaven. If heaven exists, that is.
To Lennie: the 3" thick, 2 lb. T-bone steak at the Trail Dust is still waiting for you to show up in Texas. |
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06-01-2009, 03:58 PM
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phoenix,
I know, I know. I am getting practice in eating steak just about every night.  A 2 lb steak is only a 900 gram or .9 kg steak. Not too big then if I dont eat all day. The day will come soon enough if I can get my project done here.
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Hey Lennie if you come to the US as far east as Texas you better tell the rest of us so we can come out and say, "G'day".
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We could all meet in Austin, TX. Tie Lennie to a table and force-feed him a 2-lb T-bone at the Trail Dust along with copious amounts of beer. All done by a 19-year blonde smothering him with her tits at the same time.
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Can I watch?
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The blonde I mean. Is her name Trixie? Does she have a mother? Maybe an aunt....right? Don't mess with us Tony.....this is serious *****.
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I will let you all know when I am coming over.
I will need a bike to ride too so a used bike I can resell would be good. No need to tie me down for a 19 yo blonde or even a 39 yo blonde. I will practice eating a 2 lber here to get into shape for it. Austin sounds good to me as I can go pray at Steive Rays statue. My all time favourite musician. Maybe next year if I get this developemtn project done.
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No just kidding. Don't answer that one!  But thanks! Tim
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Checked the Trail Dust menu. They have a 72-oz T-bone. Free if you eat all of it.
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Hey Tony;
Tried to call you again last night..left a VM. I'll try again tonight 
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