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wideopenrod

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About wideopenrod

  • Birthday 10/21/1975

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    Rod

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    Sapulpa,OK, United States

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    Sapulpa,OK

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  • Home Country
    United States

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  • Bike Year and Model
    2001 RSV
  1. All this devastation really makes one appreciate friends and family. Praying for my fellow Okies and yes even our neighbors over in Arkansas. Stay safe, and hug your family a little tighter tonight.
  2. Naw, just me being redneck figured I would try it out. The peanut butter chocolate and bacon shake from Sonic is also good!
  3. Just got done eating at Billy & Ikes here locally and had the Bacon, peanut butter and jelly dog. Really good!
  4. A good quality fuel line from your local auto parts store is fine. Not high pressure as our bikes are not fuel injected.
  5. WOW! OK, I have done the plastic welding with my soldering iron, and that worked really well; however, this looks a heck of a lot easier! Heading to Hobby Lobby to pick up some styrene rods to try this out sometime soon. Will styrene meld with ABS? I have a cracked rear arm rest to try it out on.....
  6. Have thought a bit lately that if I ever replace the RSV, that I might like to get the CCT. You sir have a nice looking bike there in my opinion, and the color is great! Boomer Sooner!
  7. See if you can tell the photo below has been Photoshopped? If so they did an excellent job!
  8. wow, that does look awesome! What size tire does it run? I see a couple on fleabay, but they are close to 500 bones without tires.. That really looks good though!
  9. I have an extra. Got a set from Deepforkriver(James) because one of mine was broken. PM me your address and its yours!
  10. Great video! So is this a rally? What happens at this event?
  11. Oklahoma? There are a few of us here who could possibly meet up with ya sometime in the Tulsa area...
  12. I used to work at a couple local Yamaha dealers in the parts department. Most Yamaha parts retail was double dealer cost. Some items this was not the case, but most were. Not sure if this still holds true, as my last year on that side of the counter was in '99. Trick is if you can build a relationship with the dealer, most will give you up to %25 discount. Now that being said, I shop around for the best deal on any parts I buy. Why wouldn't you?
  13. What is on the front end here in your picture.. I am sure I missed something somewhere!
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