98' greatness.
#1
98' greatness.
So i picked up a 98 superhawk a few days ago. Its a good running bike, but in need of some good TLC. It has about 27500 miles on it. The original owner, dropped it going about 10 mph and cracked most of the plastic. He replaced it and gave it a shitty paint job.
Going to ride it throughout the summer and when winter hits, all plastic will be taken off, sanded down, repaired and painted to my liking lol. It pulls had, so as of right now i don't see to much wrong with it, besides needing a jet kit. I will give it some love and hopefully the beauty of this beast will be brought back. Im normally a harley rider so this is my first sportbike. So here she is....
Going to ride it throughout the summer and when winter hits, all plastic will be taken off, sanded down, repaired and painted to my liking lol. It pulls had, so as of right now i don't see to much wrong with it, besides needing a jet kit. I will give it some love and hopefully the beauty of this beast will be brought back. Im normally a harley rider so this is my first sportbike. So here she is....
#5
Other things to read up on the forum about before spending money, are CCT's, R/R and K&N airfilters...
That should keep you busy a while, and save you some nice cash... And help you spend it...
That should keep you busy a while, and save you some nice cash... And help you spend it...
#9
Ha, i always love spending money. It looks like it going to be a fun winter changing and adding alot of things.
Wolverine, as far as other two wheel experience, i just sold my 07 Harley Nightster a few weeks back, but couldnt go without a bike so i found this one lol.
Wolverine, as far as other two wheel experience, i just sold my 07 Harley Nightster a few weeks back, but couldnt go without a bike so i found this one lol.
#10
so this might be a dumb question, but im guessing if it has different exhaust hangers on it, normal stock passenger pegs wont fit on it? Or am i just over thinking it?
#11
The solution is pretty simple though... You get longer bolts, and spacers (any piece of tube works, but nice alu spacers are, well, nicer... ) and put the stock pegs so that they are on the outside of the slip-ons...