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Ooof.

At least they can be trimmed to the same, uncartoonish, length and angle.

 

I put ear buds in to listen, the bike sounds pretty good with that audio. The only thing I'll say is that I hear some evidence the exhaust might sound a little "hollow" in real life, as a lot of gutted stock mufflers can.

Nice bike though.

 

Good luck out there!! Thanks for the update!

 

Hello Matt......

I apologize - I got busy here and never got around to getting the title transferred. But the bike hasn't been on the road since I got it. I need to work on that throttle issue I mentioned. Hopefully can get to it soon.

In the meantime I will get a plan together for the title transfer and also get her registered. For out of state purchases, I am required to have the VIN on the bike verified by an agent of the county, which is just a matter of calling it in. They usually get to you the same day and can meet you wherever the bike is. I will get this lined up for your bike and all the others I got from out of state so I can get 'em all done At the same time.

I'd think you could just ignore the renewal you received, but if you need anything more from me I'm happy to help out.

Stoked you are getting so much done at the Speedway with your team! Look forward to future updates!

Cheers,
Baz

 

Good deal. I'm just going to ignore it--just wanted to let you know to reach out if it's something on my end that needs additional paperwork.

Mixed bag yesterday--we dropped time and nearly got the other two bikes in, but we just missed the cutoff with two of them. It's one of the riders first times ever even seeing Daytona and I've got no doubt with another practice session he'd be well within range since he dropped another 3 seconds in early morning practice, but we knew the rules when we signed up and that that would be a gamble. It's a hard cutoff at 110%.

We qualified the other two bikes p19 and p23. Absolutley abysmal starts by both dropped them to near dead last by the end of the first turn. Rider on the #444 bike im crew chiefing on couldn't get the bike in gear in time. They both clawed their way back to p21 and p23 in a clump of about 5 riders with our #444 missing out on top 20 by the length of a football.

We definitely found more speed on those two bikes, and we're some of the rustiest there having no testing time up north. We were fast enough to hang with the next cluster of bikes--just can't have that bad start again. Just about to leave for the track. Race is early today at 10:20est. Then I get to finally spectate unless I get pulled onto pit crew duty for one of the Daytona 200 teams which may happen.

It is bananas crazy here. If I get my phone out in the parking lot, I'll try to take pics of some of the bikes. Saw a sick Rothmans livery Honda (I think NSR) yesterday.

 

Right on , Brother!
Keep up the strong work!!
Praise God!!!

 

Congratulations placing 18th, crew cheif!

 

Awesome! Way to go!