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I hope you were wearing a helmet!

I'd buy two of them if I could.

And you have to be on the gas, so that the tires spin and slide. Otherwise you'll tip right over even at low speeds. I have a 350X and LOVE IT.

Recalls usullay aren't optional. If there's a recall, it's because of a major safety issue. Like the Prius and the brakes... brakes are kind of important, I guess.

My cousin has one, they got bored with it pretty quickly. I tried it once, wasn't too impressed. I think most people would do better if they actually got outside and did something, like basketball.

Don't be haters, 6 flips in a row is cool! A few more and he could have flipped all the way across the lake :pancake:

Did you try the DMV?

They do in Michigan... since 1990 or 1991. It's just a way for the government to steal more of our hard earned money.

I asked him a question: Do I need a special license to drive this ski conisdering the neon paint job? Can't wait to see what he writes back :sneaky:

I don't think your method matters, just be consistent. A stock twin engine usually comes with around 150psi.

That's a sweet deal!

Maybe it's a Kerker pipe? I'd say ride it, and see how it goes.

I've never seen anything like that. You have the cranshaft assembly. And the coupler threads right onto it. That's it. As long as the crank seal looks like it's functioning properly (i.e. the crank end is the correct diameter).

Being out of debt is what allows people to buy toys! Everybody can live the dream, Dave Ramsey's plan is for everyone!

Dave is all for toys, provided you are out of debt and the value of your toys + your cars is less than 0.5 years income. Or something like that.

There's another 701 that is rated at 63hp (it has a single carb on it, and looks similar to your 650 engine). This motor's a no brainer upgrade, it has a lot more "grunt" to it. The 73hp engine doesn't feel much different than the 63hp (61X) engine, in my experience. It has the same cylinder...

I've only ever used the steel reeds. They last forever. I can see how carbon fiber might work better, but they don't last long.

2wd is fine for that ramp. It's steep but we did it before with a 2wd Jimmy and a full size conversion van.

One of my friends just bought a brand new Honda TRX-700XX from a dealer for $3,400 + fees. MSRP is over $8 grand!

LOL, where's yours? :P Those should come with a warning: "please put on safety helmet before driving into walls"