Wanted superhawk parts
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MotoGP
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 4,138
From: Austin, Tx
Heya, Green! I have a header it is not stock but is very similar. My bike came with stock cans fitted to a Two Bros. header - yeah - long story but that's what I got. I am having my stocker (which came with the bike but was not installed on the bike) ceramic coated at JetHot (should be back this week and yes, I will post pictures). I can take pictures of the TBR header if you want. My location is in the upper right so you can get an appox on postage. If it will work for you, when I get my header back from JH I'll reuse the box and send them to you.
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MotoGP
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 4,138
From: Austin, Tx
I would like very much to get it the fug out of my shop. Exhaust parts take up a lot of shelf space and I have a 5 year guarantee from JH. If I live long enough to let the warranty expire I will do what I wanted to do all along. Custom Exhaust! (by that time I might be able to afford one) To be fair let's see what Green wants to do 'cause I kinda offered it to him first. No worries, I'll keep you in the loop and BTW 
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Squid
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 47
exhaust and carbs
Yes I want the header.I need the carbs because I bought the bike crashed and it didn't have any plastic or carbs. also need some guages,and misalanenous parts. if you guys have anything you want to get rid of email me please. I haven't received the bike yet so I don't know what it will need.I also need the air box. or is there someone out there that is running K&Ns. e mail me please.I am trying to put the bike back together on a to kid budget.
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MotoGP
Joined: Sep 2006
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From: Austin, Tx
Winning the plastics on Ebay and waiting for the bike to arrive you definitely have some exciting times ahead! When you get the bike post up a parts list of what you need. There's a lot of stock parts out there that are just taking up space in somebody's shop or garage. These parts usually aren't worth a bunch but a good way to get a bike back up on the road - especially if you're on a budget. 
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Joined: Aug 2006
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I have got a 98 gauge with I think 23-28k can't remember but they work and willing to dump for cheeeaaaap. I bought a wrecked bike just so that I could take it apart for self-education purposes. If interested and don't go with Mr. Billet drop a line. I haven't yet taken apart much else but I have scrap internals that were not affected in the wreck, so if you need anything else.
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