85 to 88 Suzuki LT230S Quadsport help.
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11-06-2009, 11:03 PM
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Think he forgot a zero in the price? Maybe not, but it seems like it.
"Kawaski 400 3 cylinder 2 stroke motorcycle motor"
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:O
i dont even know what to say lmao.
depending on the powerband of that motor, that thing would probably be nearly un-touchable in the tight woods (although those wacky pipes would need some serious relocation haha).
i dont even know what to say lmao.
depending on the powerband of that motor, that thing would probably be nearly un-touchable in the tight woods (although those wacky pipes would need some serious relocation haha).
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11-09-2009, 10:54 PM
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Hey, would anyone be interested in a copy of the excel 2007 document I have that can help keep track of projects, and expenses? Here's a pic:
Most of it pretty self explanatory. All you do is enter the name of the project in the upper left, then fill in the first 4 columns of the mods column, and first 5 of the repairs column, and everything else is filled in for you. In the completed column, you can enter "0" for the red X (meaning not started), ".5" for the yellow exclamation (meaning purchased/in progress), and "1" for the green check (meaning completed). The $ invested columns goes from empty to the est. MSRP value (which is the estimated cost of the project or part) as soon as the completed column is set to .5 or 1 showing that you have actually invested that money. The total slots are then updated as well.
Anyways, you should get it as you play around with it. If anyone's interested, let me know and I'll make it downloadable from here.
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Most of it pretty self explanatory. All you do is enter the name of the project in the upper left, then fill in the first 4 columns of the mods column, and first 5 of the repairs column, and everything else is filled in for you. In the completed column, you can enter "0" for the red X (meaning not started), ".5" for the yellow exclamation (meaning purchased/in progress), and "1" for the green check (meaning completed). The $ invested columns goes from empty to the est. MSRP value (which is the estimated cost of the project or part) as soon as the completed column is set to .5 or 1 showing that you have actually invested that money. The total slots are then updated as well.
Anyways, you should get it as you play around with it. If anyone's interested, let me know and I'll make it downloadable from here.
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I got Windows 7 for $30.
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do anyone know if a 1990 quadspot 250 rear caliper will fit a 1986 quadsport 230 with the 230 mounting bracket /or can the caliper be rebuilt ...When i brought it the brake was in parts and the parking brake parts were missing,so if a put a parking brake block off and replace the seals and piston will it work