I sold the big Kawasaki, I had to do it. Next year’s Stampede
is going to be limited to 550cc’s and the Kawai was a 1000. The thing ran
like a combo freight train and Swiss watch. Sure there were a few
mechanical issues during the race, but the engine itself ran with power and
enthusiasm that inspired confidence. This bike could really eat up the
miles.
I put the shocks back on for Sean, the new owner. I also removed the auxiliary gas tank and remounted the seat. Sean seemed delighted with the bike and I hope he enjoys it as much as I did.
I put the shocks back on for Sean, the new owner. I also removed the auxiliary gas tank and remounted the seat. Sean seemed delighted with the bike and I hope he enjoys it as much as I did.
2 comments:
Owning a bike as cool as that, I'm pretty sure Sean will enjoy his every ride on it. By the way, the bike seems to be in the good condition. You must’ve taken very good care of it. Don’t worry though. I think Sean seems to be the type who will treasure that bike as well.
Any one who terms himself a motorcycle enthusiast feels good about owning a motorcycle. Am sure Sean is one of these people who have great passion for motorcycles. Good working on the bike, it has being kept in good conditions. V Twin Bike Parts
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