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Got all I need for now. What you ordering?

Should've done the Eureka staircase climb today Birds.

I'm scared of heights...would love to do a stairclimb though. I always run up staircases lol.

Would love an Akra Y pipe / decat...apparently frees up a few kw and gives you more low range torque, but you need a Power Commander / tune to run it. Pretty cheap @ ~$200.

fkn lol

"Front-drive cars are for children," he says.

good ol' frederich..

its funny though also how they believe they are the innovative company to impliment 4WD due to traction... like they believe it hasnt been done before.

Bout to place an order with motomummy.com in the US....Birds/Rimspec/Otherbikekunts wanna order anything to throw in with my exhaust at a discounted postage rate to save us all some cash?

Get me a 180 rear tyre...

Bikebandit.com might have that exhaust you want cheaper

Why are bike exhaust so expensive? There's some on that mummy site for like $7k lol get f**ked

Get me a 180 rear tyre...

Bikebandit.com might have that exhaust you want cheaper

Why are bike exhaust so expensive? There's some on that mummy site for like $7k lol get f**ked

They don't even have it listed

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