Friend is looking at getting an F4i with no papers. Anyone have ANY titles for sale? preferable clean so it can street the crunchy pile?

Wanting to go newer bikes but keepin my f4i, let me know what you have, i have cash in hand waiting to buy two bikes, also looking for an enclosed trailer, time to get rid of the regular trailer, live in southeast kansas, let me know,cell is 803-741-6446.

Tail section and/or undertail. <br />
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Front fender<br />
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any color(s) will work fine.

any one have an extra gauge sitting around? <br />
let me know how much? or i can trade some some gear for it.

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<div class="message">I know, I just don't know anyone, hit me up next time (after the snow melts) I've been riding the IU b-ball lot with suprisingly little cop intervention. I've been riding at the lot solo for over a year now, it sucks balls<img src="images/legacy/smilies/banghead.gif" border="0" alt="" title="Banghead" class="inlineimg" /></div>

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</div> Im sure we will have alot of sessions this year with carny and sliger....<img src="images/legacy/smilies/cheers.gif" border="0" alt="" title="Cheers" class="inlineimg" />

come on people post them up. got some sick pics ill post up when i can of how mine is looking now.

It's bad enough that we've been forced to bail out Wall Street. But now the Obama administration is hatching plans to raid our retirement savings, too. <br />
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To say that I'm &quot;outraged&quot; doesn't come close to describing the emotions I experience every time I think about the government's latest hare-brained scheme. <br />
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According to widespread media reports, both the U.S. Treasury Department and the Department of Labor plan are planning to stage a public-comment period before implementing regulations that would require U.S. savers to invest portions of their 401(k) savings plans and Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) into annuities or other &quot;steady&quot; payment streams backed by U.S. government bonds. <br />
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Folks, there's only one reason these agencies would do such a thing - the nation's creditors think that U.S. government bonds are a bad bet and don't want to buy them anymore. So like a grifter who's down to his last dollar, the administration is hoping to get its hands on our hard-earned savings before the American people realize they've had the wool pulled over their eyes ... once again. <br />
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It's easy to understand why. <br />
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Facing a $14 trillion fiscal hangover, the Treasury can no longer count countries such as Japan and China to be dependable buyers of U.S. government debt. Not only have those nations dramatically reduced their purchasing of U.S. bonds, most of our largest creditors are now actively diversifying their reserves away from greenback-based investments in favor of other reliable stores of value - like oil, gold and other commodities. <br />
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This growing reluctance couldn't come at a worse time. Just yesterday (Tuesday), in fact, the Congressional Budget Office estimated that the U.S. budget deficit would hit $1.35 trillion this year. And that's not the only shortfall the Treasury has to address. The U.S. Federal Reserve is supposed to stop buying Treasury bonds for its asset portfolio, a program the central bank put in place last year. <br />
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The upshot: The Obama administration has to find other ways sell government debt - without raising interest rates, a move that would almost certainly jeopardize the country's super-weak economic recovery. <br />
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Facing an uphill battle and increasingly skeptical buyers, the government is changing tactics and targeting the biggest pile of money available as a means of dealing with its fiscal follies - the $3.6 trillion sitting in U.S. retirement plans, including 401(k) plans. <br />
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The way I see it, the Obama administration can see the financial train wreck that's going to occur. So it's rushing to crack open the safe that holds our retirement money before anyone realizes that they've been robbed. <br />
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And if this plan becomes reality, that's just what it will be - robbery. American retail investors didn't sign up for the financial-crisis roller-coaster ride we've been on since 2008. We didn't approve the nation's five-fold increase in lending capacity. And we certainly didn't volunteer to help pay down a national debt that's doubled. <br />
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Few people realize that the federal government spent an estimated $17,000 to $25,000 per U.S. household in 2009 (the final figures haven't been calculated, yet). But that's no surprise: &quot;We the people&quot; didn't approve it.

Monkey Tactics!!!!! MT FO SHO <img src="images/legacy/smilies/rockwoot.gif" border="0" alt="" title="YEAH" class="inlineimg" />

Where could I get a custom wrap made that won't cost as much as just painting the bike?<br />
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The body work that's going on my bike:<br />
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The design I want, minus the KTM logos.<br />
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