Danish newbie says hello !
04-02-2009, 11:54 AM
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Squid
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Danish newbie says hello !
Hi all
I'm a danish guy, who just "stumbled" over this site .. I hope to get some new inspirations and ideas to put on my '98 Superhawk (In europe they're called Firestorm, in case u didn't know)
Pls look in my album, and feel free to add any comments
I'm a danish guy, who just "stumbled" over this site .. I hope to get some new inspirations and ideas to put on my '98 Superhawk (In europe they're called Firestorm, in case u didn't know)
Pls look in my album, and feel free to add any comments
04-02-2009, 04:45 PM
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Squid
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About the rims ... I went into a "polish-frenzy" this winter, so the rims, forks and every nut on the bike became victims of this "I-got-to-do-something-disease"
More specs:
Pyramid undertray, bellypan and Harris hugger
Dyno stage 1 + K&N (Very nice)
Art Pro Series 2 cans (great cans)
A few stickers
DB windscreen
MFW Racing rear sets (German brand)
LED tail light with built in indicators
tailriser (approx. 4 cm)
and maybe more ...!
Next will be ? Suggestions, please !
04-02-2009, 08:58 PM
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VTRDenmark,
Are you familiar with Lee Oskar, great harmonica player most famous for his work in the group "War"? He's a Dane as well, and I just saw him about 2 months ago as a member of the "Blues Harp Blowout".
Are you familiar with Lee Oskar, great harmonica player most famous for his work in the group "War"? He's a Dane as well, and I just saw him about 2 months ago as a member of the "Blues Harp Blowout".
04-02-2009, 10:26 PM
#23
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Welcome to the forum. 
Your obsessive nature with your Superhawk is somewhat troubling. I'm sure that other members (and all the seniors) will tell you - you can make the Superhawk into anything you can imagine and it will still be the same bear. Horsepower and torque.
Your unintelligible conversation while dreaming will trail off into babble about JE Pistons, Morwaki cams, tires and clothes for all situations. Improving track day performance is what you think about every time you saddle and becomes the new fixation.
This is highly irregular for regular members.
Your obsessive nature with your Superhawk is somewhat troubling. I'm sure that other members (and all the seniors) will tell you - you can make the Superhawk into anything you can imagine and it will still be the same bear. Horsepower and torque.
Your unintelligible conversation while dreaming will trail off into babble about JE Pistons, Morwaki cams, tires and clothes for all situations. Improving track day performance is what you think about every time you saddle and becomes the new fixation.
This is highly irregular for regular members.
04-03-2009, 07:59 AM
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Squid
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Yea, but when are they coming to BFE Tennessee...
04-04-2009, 07:38 AM
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אם חשבת שזה היה נחמד לגעת, איך זה? Which is in our second language in my family and the little village we live now. The Danes were one of the very few countries in WW2 that cared enough to attempt to keep my people alive.
04-04-2009, 01:30 PM
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Squid
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But I'm proud that you still keep that impression of the Danes
