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i know we all love our strykers. but what out there do you just dream of owning one day? me personally i want an old harley done up like a badass bobber apehangers peanut tank.. alot of the chrome done up to look like old brass.. iono.. the main thing is one day i want to rebuild a basket case.. but i love my stryker too
 

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see thats what i want but a bobber.. i was already in the process with a 95' sportster 1200.. but i traded it for a vtx.. thn for a vulcan... than sold that and got my stryker.. kinda wish i had never got rid of that harley but hey i got a hella nice dependable ride out of the deal
 

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Viper Diamondback.
DISPLACEMENT: 152 Cubic Inches
COOLING: Air Cooled 45 Degree V-Twin
CARBURETION: Mikuni HSR 45mm Flat Slide
OIL CAPACITY: 3.5 Quarts. Oil In-The-Frame
PRIMARY DRIVE: Wet Clutch with Chain & Hydraulic Tensioner
ELECTRICAL: Viper Wiring Harness with 40amp. 3 Phase Charging System
CLUTCH: Baker 9-Plate RSD
TRANSMISSION: Baker Pro 6-Speed Over-Drive
FINAL DRIVE: Belt Driven
BRAKES: 4 Piston Calipers, Chromed
WHEELBASE: 69 Inches
SEAT HEIGHT: 26 Inches, Adjustable
DRY WEIGHT: 670 Pounds
RAKE: 33 Degrees, 5 Degrees Trees
FRONT SUSPENSION: American Suspension 2.50 inch Diameter Inverted Forks
REAR SUSPENSION: Viper Swing-Arm. “On-The-Fly” Adjustable Air Ride System
FRONT TIRE: Metzeler 120/70-21
REAR TIRE: Metzeler 260/40-18
LENGTH: 95 Inches
 

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Viper Diamondback.
DISPLACEMENT: 152 Cubic Inches
COOLING: Air Cooled 45 Degree V-Twin
CARBURETION: Mikuni HSR 45mm Flat Slide
OIL CAPACITY: 3.5 Quarts. Oil In-The-Frame
PRIMARY DRIVE: Wet Clutch with Chain & Hydraulic Tensioner
ELECTRICAL: Viper Wiring Harness with 40amp. 3 Phase Charging System
CLUTCH: Baker 9-Plate RSD
TRANSMISSION: Baker Pro 6-Speed Over-Drive
FINAL DRIVE: Belt Driven
BRAKES: 4 Piston Calipers, Chromed
WHEELBASE: 69 Inches
SEAT HEIGHT: 26 Inches, Adjustable
DRY WEIGHT: 670 Pounds
RAKE: 33 Degrees, 5 Degrees Trees
FRONT SUSPENSION: American Suspension 2.50 inch Diameter Inverted Forks
REAR SUSPENSION: Viper Swing-Arm. “On-The-Fly” Adjustable Air Ride System
FRONT TIRE: Metzeler 120/70-21
REAR TIRE: Metzeler 260/40-18
LENGTH: 95 Inches
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Don't mean to be a copy cat but +1. That is sexy.

I know it's not a bike but this is one of my dreams......
[url]http://www.hennesseyperformance.com/62raptor800.html[/url]
 

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Saltyseafarer said:
To own a Confederate Hellcat for 1 year . . . . hand made.


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X2

Absolutely love that thing. I'm prolly on their site once a week. All their bikes are hand made limited production runs. Amazing works of engineering and art.
 

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ace_pilot said:
midlifecrisis said:


Viper Diamondback.
DISPLACEMENT: 152 Cubic Inches
COOLING: Air Cooled 45 Degree V-Twin
CARBURETION: Mikuni HSR 45mm Flat Slide
OIL CAPACITY: 3.5 Quarts. Oil In-The-Frame
PRIMARY DRIVE: Wet Clutch with Chain & Hydraulic Tensioner
ELECTRICAL: Viper Wiring Harness with 40amp. 3 Phase Charging System
CLUTCH: Baker 9-Plate RSD
TRANSMISSION: Baker Pro 6-Speed Over-Drive
FINAL DRIVE: Belt Driven
BRAKES: 4 Piston Calipers, Chromed
WHEELBASE: 69 Inches
SEAT HEIGHT: 26 Inches, Adjustable
DRY WEIGHT: 670 Pounds
RAKE: 33 Degrees, 5 Degrees Trees
FRONT SUSPENSION: American Suspension 2.50 inch Diameter Inverted Forks
REAR SUSPENSION: Viper Swing-Arm. “On-The-Fly” Adjustable Air Ride System
FRONT TIRE: Metzeler 120/70-21
REAR TIRE: Metzeler 260/40-18
LENGTH: 95 Inches
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Don't mean to be a copy cat but +1. That is sexy.

I know it's not a bike but this is one of my dreams......
[url]http://www.hennesseyperformance.com/62raptor800.html[/url]
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My father in law has one of the those raptors with the Hennesy setup, it's scarey fast
 
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