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Vladislav

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  1. Thanks Vlad. It's a sick bike. Its had some work done: 200+ HP. 375 lbs dry weight. Over 200 mph top speed, 1/4 mile times in the 9's. basically a 998cc motor stuffed in a Ninja 600 frame. A race bike for the street. The guy is having a kid and needed the money so I bought it. I prefer cruisers but I wanted to give it a try. Too uncomfortable for me. I guess you have to used to that riding stance.

    I'm too surprized it's so deep customized bike.

    I wish I could be near to test it.

    My one is Sport-tourer, looks sporty but comfortable on a long distance.

    Road police haven't disciplined motorbike riders here still and there aren't many photoradars wich fix rear plate so many places I can travel with a high speed.

    Russia happily is big. Europe also has many roads of 130+ km/h limits so my bike works out very well.

    When I crossed the roads of your beautiful country I was so relaxed so would also prefere a cruiser.

    The real mind I've got that time was it would be nice to travel there with an antique truck. :)

  2. Nice looking "setup".

    I see the throttle was well in work for those 10 minutes :)

    Some ladies might be too quick getting stuck (and getting into many other different troubles) when shure there's a handsome man who always cares about.

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  3. This one was for sale overhere about a year ago.

    The price was too far from to be nice and you can note the scale of disaster on it.

    I have seen the same truck for sale locally about 14 years ago. It was solid with a damaged engine although for reasonable money.

    Although it was too out of my pocket and needs those days.

    Probably had E6-350 under the hood cab.

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  4. Woke early, made a trip to and over the city with Mercedes SEC.

    Catched a bunch of food in a store since I was with a car.

    Came back and recieved the call of the guy who wanted to end up the deal about Mercedes G papers.

    Called an office and got agreement to be there until 3 PM.

    Went there with a bike because of a jam on my way to the city.

    Saw another biker on a traffic light and noted she's a lady.

    Stopped by and invited for a cup of coffee.

    Got the number 2 lights down and headed to the office.

    Made papers and got some $$ (no, there were Rubles and I followeed to exchange and converter them into Euros).

    Made a call and marked a coffee time to the evening.

    Went home, made myself up a bit.

    It started raining so I called again and said about a car coffee trip.

    We ended up with a bike ride again and I did.

    Hited a couple of minor rains by the way and catched my two-wheeled company.

    Still haven't seen all the face with no helmet.

    Went to a coffee shop.

    Got a nice evening.

    She looked good and do promotional paintings and paint brush graffities on cars.

    Went home about 10 PM.

    1 car and 2 motorbike rides during the day.

    About 150 miles around the city at all.

    Long Sunday.

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  5. Ya know, I dont think I would do any more to that truck Mike it looks killer just as is, it has the old school big power look, if you put a sleeper and dual exhaust on it it might be too short and it will definitely change the whole look. Well I guess I would wash it every now and then but thats about it, lol.

    It might look tight built when short with a sleeper.

    Hell, sometimes I'll tear something up just to give me an excuse to get out of doing housework. "I can't load the dishwasher tonight, honey, gotta fix the truck so I can work tomorrow." You really don't even HAVE to tear anything up, though...just grab your wrenches, roll under the truck, and make it sound like you're working hard...an occasional cuss word here or there to make it sound like the truck is being difficult & not wanting to come apart or go back together like it should (just make sure you have something in mind to tell her when she comes out to make sure everything is OK...) and make sure when you go back into the house claiming to be done that you are dirty enough to have done the job you said you had to do. The less she knows about trucks, the easier that is to pull off, though.

    Do you like just lay down under a truck and sleep?

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