Just thought since I finally got mine running and mostly put together, I had better show off the new pictures too. I finally got most all of my parts. I am still waiting on a jet kit, so I haven't ridden much, just enough to start adjusting the new clutch, because I'm sure it's waaay lean.

The family and I went to Rocky Run, George Washington National Park, VA this weekend and now I wished I wouldve went 22/20 for tires instead of 20/18. Luckily I have full skids, or it might have been ugly. I put it away early anyways because of the jetting.

Another problem even with the jetting off, is traction. The +2 Swingarm helps with the wheelies somewhat, but it seems like 1st - 3rd gear is nothing but spinning on everything but pavement. I may need to relook my tire selection.

Anyways, it's not done yet, but here are some updated pictures anyways. It's nowhere close to mucky's pristine example, but maybe I can be #2 =oP

 

what pics??

 

Damn, I guess they haven't been approved yet. Oh well, I guess everyone will have to wait.

 

give them a couple of hrs. thats normally how long it takes

 

f*ckin nice bike dude!!!! man I like the black plastic!

 

Sweet lookin bike man.

 

looks good. love the black plastics. how strong are the hyper wheels?
thinking of getting some

 

both of you guys have hella nice quads!

 

The Hyper's are pretty awsome. I bought mine from Nmotion Industries, in Wichita KS, and they are somewhat in with Hyper and cut me a pretty good deal. They also have a pikes peak racer that they run Hyper's on and they have only broken one wheel. It cracked when the bike was wrecked at over 100mph and the front rotor went through the wheel. The good thing about the wheels is that they have a one year unlimited warranty. No matter how you break it, they will replace it. The good thing is you only have to replace the section that is broke, not the whole wheel. Also, Hyper claims that the carbon fiber will give and go back into place under extreme conditions, unlike an aluminum wheel that will bend permanently. They sold me. They are a high quality wheel and I love the look. I know I sound like a spokesperson, but they ARE awsome, that's why the big boys run them.

 

i really like the look, and less rotating mass would be good too, but how do you think they would hold up on the trails, especially with alot of rocks and other obstacles that could trash wheels?