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Looking good
Here is mine JH600
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1970 CT70, Zonshen powered, with Pit Bike exhaust..
http://thumb13.webshots.net/t/63/663...3JIQjwZ_th.jpg
50% Culcunes old Jetmoto 50% 69.99 Ebay Cheetah, makes 100% Jet-Tah
http://thumb13.webshots.net/t/64/564...3JoPSCM_th.jpg
KX250 on Momma's Jet-Tah
http://thumb13.webshots.net/t/58/658...3DXNCTC_th.jpg
My Viva with the Jet-Tah in the background..
http://thumb13.webshots.net/t/62/562...3uAahYC_th.jpg
Click on the albums to see the rest of the photos, as well as China Hauler.
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Put some Avon Road Rider tires on my gy6, and lowered it, added a trunk, custom rack, and led signals up front, not sure if I want to keep the signals.
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Hey Jim man right on with the creative photoshop work! She looks good and the tires must be a biiig change (no more whir whir whir).
Are the LED signals the same brightness or weaker?
CC
Looks good Jim .
Now your officially an ON-Roader TT Rider not a dual-sport guy anymore .
Obviously your riding style and lots of pavement riding enabled the bike to become more serious for the street now . I bet she handles pretty darn nice with those Avons , fine tires indeed . Probably very sticky in the rain now too .
Mud well , if you like to flat track I guess . :icon10: I have always liked the feel of a good street thumper , and that is what it is now . Blinkers look fine by the way as long as they work well .
Later, Snortin Norton
Thanks for the comments guys... First off, you are both right about the blinkers... They weren't very bright, the stock worked better so they went back on and I took the unopened blinkers back to the store (I have 2 left, I never put on the rear).
The tires did seem to handle really well, when I first tested them it was pouring, and I tried it up and down the road at probably 75km's or so, and it worked great. I also tried hard braking in the rain (slower speeds though) and it stopped great without sliding, I'm sure the stock ones would have locked up and slid.
Right now I don't have insurance on it though, I've spent about all I can for the next while, just moved into an apartment (or I guess it's called a condo because I bought it?), and bought a 97 sunfire for commuting to work... Once I get some more money though, I'll insure the Lifan again, after all that's the reason for the Avon's, to commute.
Ziyang City, Sichuan Province?
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Originally Posted by CrazyCarl
Hi all, saw this thread and thought i'd put up some pics of my XTR! (Galaxy XTR 250)
http://i229.photobucket.com/albums/e.../R0010918a.jpg
http://i229.photobucket.com/albums/e...t/R0010935.jpg
http://i229.photobucket.com/albums/e...t/R0010960.jpg
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I bought it 2 months ago and highly recommend it! It's really not a bad dirt bike! I fitted the motard wheels a couple of weeks ago and been having a lot of fun with it!
Also thought i'd throw in some pics of the sidecar; since i do a lot of off-roading with it i thought it'd be appropriate!
http://i229.photobucket.com/albums/e...t/DSC01965.jpg
http://i229.photobucket.com/albums/e...t/DSC01964.jpg
http://i229.photobucket.com/albums/e...t/R0010519.jpg
ps: Supersignet your pics are amazing, and your bike ain't half bad either! i almost bought one before settling on the XTR!