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Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by ridz, Jul 15, 2007.

  1. ridz

    ridz Member

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    Ride hard and live free!
    Ricko for all the great info, sam sr ignition, chacal, Robert for info and keeping me sane :lol:

    All I can see is everything that needs to be done but its time to get my knees in the breeze.

    "thank you all" for the great info and help

    Plus there is always this coming winter to start all over. thanx again ridz
     

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    Robert Active Member

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    Beautiful bike Ridz, always liked the style of the X bikes. Just wish they had the swoopy rims to keep some visual link to its older brothers.
     
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    Very nice looking set of wheels!
     
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    Man, that bike looks like a picture taken before it was originally sold to its first owner! That is a very nice looking maxim :D
     
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    Thanks for all the kind words! Ridz :)
     
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    RickCoMatic Well-Known Member

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    ridz:

    You have "The Magic" ... that baby looks just Grand!
    I imagine it runs pretty good too!

    I hope!

    Congratulations for restoring a Classic into "Something Classic"
    I know you got the hours in making it like that.

    Start enjoying some hours riding it now.

    Exceptionally fine example of Motorcycle Restoration. I'm proud of you for overcoming the obstacles and pressing-on as hard as you did on this project.

    Your Graduation from the "School of Hard Knocks" is Max-X cum Proud-of"

    Nice work!
     
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    Sweet looking ride there Ridz!

    You can be proud of that bike....after all you built it!

    Hope you enjoy the "knees in the breeze"

    Not everyone has a bike so unique, youre part of the few, the proud, the XJ owners!
     
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    WOW!!! I love that bike! Great job!
     
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    And thank you for posting the pics. It's always nice to be able to look at fine examples of motorcycles. You did a beautiful job. Go show it off, knees and all.
    -Mark
     
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