I have a few decals left over from this year. Just want to get rid of them and start on the new ones. Selling them in a pack, one of each for only $5 shipped. I sold these decals all summer for 4-8 bucks each. <br />
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Paypal addy is <a href="mailto:creativegrafx@aol.com">creativegrafx@aol.com</a><br />
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One of each decal $5 shipped<br />
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I can make anything else you may want, just PM me for info.<br />
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Thanks

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I wanted to give an update to what i'm stunting on and the parts i've ordered so far. It's a '06 cbr1000rr. I'm aware that this is not a recommended stunt bike and thats it gonna be even harder to learn on but it's what i have so i have to make due until further notice. <br />
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I've ordered a tygershark cage because I heard they were beast. <br />
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Got new chain and sprocket from thrust, went 15/50 so if gearingcommander.com is on the money I can still jump on the expressway and have some fun.<br />
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I ordered a racing 905 12 bar to mentally get me over the fear of busting my tail wide open. Racing 905 were the only company I saw that offered it for my model, many thanks!.<br />
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I'm gonna have a subcage constructed to fit the bike since I couldn't find anyone who offered it.<br />
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Last but not least, I ordered a RSC. Come to find out my bike has an hydralic clutch so it's a no-go, I sure wish I were paying more attention. Righteous 1 is so cool that he even offered to refund me because of my screw-up... <img src="images/legacy/smilies/cheers.gif" border="0" alt="" title="Cheers" class="inlineimg" /> +1 to you righteous, but ima hold on to it as a momento! so at least when someone ask...I can at least say I have one, so back off! <img src="images/legacy/smilies/whoopass.gif" border="0" alt="" title="Whoop ass!" class="inlineimg" /><br />
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What do you guys think so far? am I missing anything besides clip-ons and rear handbrake? I'm iffy on the clip-ons because I don't know what esle it would force me to buy to convert my bars and stuff...and not sure which brands to go with for clip-ons and handbrake...<br />
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THANKS IN ADVANCE!

Through the years of competing at stuntwars, I have always enjoyed the sunday morning service that takes place from the chaplain of CMA. Over the years I have seen many riders grow stronger as a rider and bulld up more of a relationship with others. We all have goals . For some it may be to qualify. For some it may be to have fun and for others it is to get on that podium.<br />
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I have grown strong and built relationships to where people now recognise me as someone they can come to. <br />
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As Chaplain for the Fastlane chapter of CMA. I will be giving the sunday morning service.The invitation is open to all. <br />
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This will be my first time speaking at a event of this nature. Its is so much differant then prizons and school. I hope all will come<img src="images/legacy/smilies/rockwoot.gif" border="0" alt="" title="YEAH" class="inlineimg" />

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since i am bored out of my mind i have formed this masterplan. i'm getting new xrays januari 5th, and if it looks good then i'm buying a budget 900RR to build up, paint myself and then stretch it..<img src="images/legacy/smilies/rockwoot.gif" border="0" alt="" title="YEAH" class="inlineimg" /> <br />
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i'm not gonna put a big rear wheel on it, just 180's and 190's so i can keep on killin tires. <br />
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now what i want to do is ALSO wheelie it.. what's the max i should go with the stretching part? and what other things do i have to do, i dont know shit about stretching a bike. i just know a guy who can weld aluminium really well.

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heres a couple i can use with the mid i modified<br />
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anybody got a pic or 2 of the way they did theres so i can get an idea of how long i want my cans and how i want to cut my plastics

<p>StuntReview.com<br/>
Icon Gloves Twenty-Niner product review</p>
<p><img alt="Icon twenty niner 29 glove" class="alignnone" height="385" src="http://www.stuntreview.com/images/product/107/600/ac64fc37.jpg" title="http://www.stuntreview.com/images/product/107/600/ac64fc37.jpg" width="385"/></p>
<p><a href="http://www.stuntreview.com/cat/protective-gear/gloves/product/icon-gloves-twenty-niner/" target="_blank">http://www.stuntreview.com/cat/protective-gear/gloves/product/icon-gloves-twenty-niner/</a></p>
<p style="text-align: left;">Overall Thoughts:<br/>
The Icon Twenty-Niner were my 2010 glove of choice. They are very light weight and extremely comfortable. The callus on my clutch finger practically disappeared over night while wearing these gloves. This glove also offers the best of both worlds as they are a combination of a motocross/mechanic glove that provides maximum motion and flexibility to your hands and fingers, yet have a leather goatskin palm offering more protection like a street glove.</p>
<p style="text-align: left;">The down-side to these gloves is they are only a few steps up from a motocross glove. They are in fact not very durable and I have gone through 3 pairs this year alone (slightly below average). In my experience, one pair wore down with little to no crashing, and the other two pairs came apart during crashes, thus exposing my hands around the fingers (leather and fabric mesh separating and leather wearing down) causing only minor road rash.</p>
<p style="text-align: left;">They do however still offer more protection than a motocross/mechanic glove while providing a much more pleasant feeling than a street glove which in any case, is a win win in my book.</p>
<p style="text-align: left;">If your looking for a glove with the motion and flexibility of a motocross or mechanic glove, but want a little more protection comparable to a street glove, these gloves are just what you have been waiting for.</p>
<p style="text-align: left;">Pros:<br/>
Extremely comfortable.<br/>
Lightweight and flexible.<br/>
Gloves breathe and ventilate well.<br/>
More protection than your typical motocross/mechanic glove.</p>
<p style="text-align: left;">Cons:</p>
<p style="text-align: left;">Limited durability and wear down rather quickly.<br/>
Above wearing down, they typically fall apart in the event of a crash.<br/>
Colors fade/bleed if near warm water.<br/>
Leather shrinks rapid if exposed to hot water (typical for leather).</p>