750 motor in 400 frame

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Re: 750 motor in 400 frame

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hunter wrote:Anyone got a link.
3rd post in.

I asked the seller for some dyno printouts but he gave me some generic speel about every dyno being different and that I should take it to my local one to appreciate the true power.
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Re: 750 motor in 400 frame

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cant comment on the work done (although to echo the others - why a 24??) but i thought i was looking at a bike inside the dr's tardis after a run in with the cybermen
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Re: 750 motor in 400 frame

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It obviously did not sell the first time round so it has been re=listed without the five and a half grand starting price
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Re: 750 motor in 400 frame

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Props on the effort, but just why. WHY. Out of all the bikes he could have tossed that motor into... NC30 with that conversation would be nuts!
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Re: 750 motor in 400 frame

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someone will fall in love with it.

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