My Build... so Far

bumpity bump.

 

WTF - why are you bumping a build?

 

so people might look at it lol.

 

Like i've said before! Show me bikes!!!

 

Here ya go...I don't have a whole lot of pics on TW besides my truck.



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And just in case you like sleds too

 

Siiiick! 2 stroke even! Don't see them often!

 

yea, i'm a diehard 2 stroke guy, though one day i'll probably end up with a 250f

 

I miss my 2smoker. But I gotta say the power out of my 250f is impressive.


Nice truck though.

 

yeaahp, im looking at buying another bike now, IDK if i want a 450f though, or stay with a 250f

 

Thanks guys, i just love the hit of a good powerband in a two stroke...gets the blood pumpin. But ilike the controlability of a thumper too. After being on a 125 i can hop on a 250f and wheelie for miles without any effort it seems like.

 

Here's some more eyecandy in case you didn't get enough lol. a couple action shots.

 

Two strokes!!! FTMFW. I race in the RMEC circuit and there are tons of twostrokes. They rock. You have a good looking Suzuki

 

Thanks man! i love my bike

 

Nice build dude! and I'm diggin the Rm 125 and the Rmz!

 

Nice truck man, just have one question... where did u purchase your light bar??

 

Ebay. It was 70 bucks and came w just the 4 lights and i added the two side ones from o'reillys.

 

Hi Forrest just getting caught up on your build , great work man !!..

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Thanks! Any compliment from you means i must be doin somethin right!

 

Well, I didn't plastidip my bumpers, but the previous owner did. The front one is holding up VERY well, the grille is peeling from regularly being under the hood, and catching a fingernail on it and whatnot. The back bumper is a different story. Previous owner was rearended, bumper cracked and started rusting, he plastidipped over the rust. When I washed it 2 weeks back, this is what happened:

Here's the chunks that came out:

The plastidip is still in place for the most part, it does peel under regular use in high traffic areas, and as you can see on my rear bumper, apparently bubbles as well. The whole right quarter of that bumper is rotted out behind the plastidip.

So, if you want blacked out bumpers, and don't have much experience with paint, plastidip is the way to go, if you mess up, you can peel it off. If you want a more permanent solution, paint it.

 

I'll probly just save up and bedline, then. I want something durable anyway since the rock chips are inevitable, otherwise i would spray paint. I did my rims myself and they turned out pretty nice the second time around.