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Updated: Apr 04, 2008 11:27am PST

Ducati Monster Dirtbike :

Ducati Monster Dirtbike

Updated: Apr 04, 2008 11:24am PST

Silly Evel Quad : Found this on Craigslist.... Quad Details: 1988 Suzuki LT500R ( California green stickered) 1997 SkiDoo Liquid cooled Rotax 809 triple cylinder two stroke MachZ sled engine 12 inch extended aluminum swing arm Marvin Shaw light weight drag shocks front & rear (adjustable for rider weight and terrain) Frame was lengthen 10 inches to keep front end down Engine is on lower removable sub frame Superlight Douglas aluminum wheels SkatTrak smooth buff fronts SkatTrak custom made gigantic paddles on the rear Two super bright 50watt halogen bullet lights EGT LCD Racpak computer (displays/records RPM & exhaust temps per cylinder) Thunder clutch kit & Kevlar Belt engages at 4500rpm Electric start!! With pull cord backup Engine Details(about 225 hp): Original sled had 320 miles on odometer Fully race ported by Race Logic Cylinder head was milled & combustion chamber reconfigured by Race Logic Cylinders were replated Rotax pistons were Teflon coated also Mikuni 44mm carbs installed Three large K&N filters Custom billet aluminum intake manifolds V-force reed valves JAWS drag pipes I have lots & lots of spare parts! Like brand new rear plastic, brand new front and rear tire, spare clutch, sprockets, filters, handle bars, belts, just to name a few! This bike will turn heads!! It's super fast out of the hole! It was clocked on radar going 80 mph up Sand Mountain ! It's very smooth on the power and surprisingly very stable when riding also! It ready for your own paint theme!

Silly Evel Quad

Found this on Craigslist.... Quad Details: 1988 Suzuki LT500R ( California green stickered) 1997 SkiDoo Liquid cooled Rotax 809 triple cylinder two stroke MachZ sled engine 12 inch extended aluminum swing arm Marvin Shaw light weight drag shocks front & rear (adjustable for rider weight and terrain) Frame was lengthen 10 inches to ...

Updated: Apr 04, 2008 11:24am PST