VTROTM января 2017
01-01-2017, 07:05 AM
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VTROTM января 2017
Picture (ОБЯЗАТЕЛЬНО) 3 Макс! Пожалуйста, ограничьте изображения (ы) размер 1024 х 768 пикселей. Открыт для всех членов Высшего Hawk форума. Вы ограничены 1 запись в месяц. Вы можете только назначить свой собственный VTR. (Проекты, ежедневные райдеры) Кандидаты будут выдвигаться вплоть до 15-го числа месяца, или когда было сделано 15 номинантов, что наступит раньше. Опрос затем будет создан (на 16-й, если менее 15 номинантов) для всех, чтобы голосовать за VTROTM за этот месяц и закрыть в последний день месяца. Все участники, которые проголосуют получат голосовать только один раз в месяц, так сделать его счет! Негативные комментарии, критика, притеснения, и все вокруг плохо манера обыкновение быть терпимо. Если вы выиграли VTR месяца, вы не можете ввести свой велосипед в течение 12 месяцев. В случае равенства голосов, на 7 дней опрос будет создан, чтобы разорвать связь. Правила могут быть изменены / поправки в любое время. Описание из кандидатов на велосипеде должны включать следующее если таковые имеются: имя владельца год цвета) изменения
01-04-2017, 08:04 PM
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Freedom fries, liberty potatoes, independence taters, emancipation spuds, liberation tubers, sovereignty yams. Call them what you will, one tastes as sweet as the next and those who lack the constitution often choke on them.
Last edited by VTR1000F; 01-04-2017 at 08:08 PM. Reason: Edited for political correctness.
01-05-2017, 02:36 PM
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as it's a constitutional matter surely it can be amended.... the right to bear fries, perhaps....
01-05-2017, 04:12 PM
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As long as we can agree this right to bear fries is only safeguarded by said amendment and that this right was pre-existing, not granted by any governmental authority.
And, would someone post up a bike so we can cut out this stupid ****, please?
And, would someone post up a bike so we can cut out this stupid ****, please?
01-05-2017, 09:54 PM
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Ah, Tahitian blue. Is that a Corbin? Do those higher bars hit the fairing? Looks like they provide a really upright seating position. What forks are those? If going to the effort, why didn't you do an USD? No front brakes is a bold statement. Really cleans-up the front end. Can't wait for the safety monitors to chime-in on that one. Looks like a pretty radical sprocket choice, too. Going for mileage over acceleration, huh? I like the frame bracing. Bet it feels more planted when leaned way over. You should consider a swing arm brace. Oh, snap, I almost missed the hard tail mod. Scratch one swing arm brace. I like the color-match rear hugger. Rattle can? Lost the motor for the weight, no doubt. Doubling down on the mileage. Looks like you went with narrower tires than stock. Bet that quickens up the steering. The forward pegs look comfy. Look adjustable, too. I've been pouring through Google, but I can't figure out where those wheels came from. Huffsquevarna or Schwinnisaki? Come on, spill it.
She's a beaute. Got my vote locked-up.
She's a beaute. Got my vote locked-up.
01-06-2017, 10:10 PM
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Ah, Tahitian blue. Is that a Corbin? Do those higher bars hit the fairing? Looks like they provide a really upright seating position. What forks are those? If going to the effort, why didn't you do an USD? No front brakes is a bold statement. Really cleans-up the front end. Can't wait for the safety monitors to chime-in on that one. Looks like a pretty radical sprocket choice, too. Going for mileage over acceleration, huh? I like the frame bracing. Bet it feels more planted when leaned way over. You should consider a swing arm brace. Oh, snap, I almost missed the hard tail mod. Scratch one swing arm brace. I like the color-match rear hugger. Rattle can? Lost the motor for the weight, no doubt. Doubling down on the mileage. Looks like you went with narrower tires than stock. Bet that quickens up the steering. The forward pegs look comfy. Look adjustable, too. I've been pouring through Google, but I can't figure out where those wheels came from. Huffsquevarna or Schwinnisaki? Come on, spill it.
She's a beaute. Got my vote locked-up.
She's a beaute. Got my vote locked-up.
01-08-2017, 07:07 AM
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If forum rules permitted I'd nominate this guy in absentia. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...0539614&type=3
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