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Jim
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Hello from new member:40 years ago started off
08/15/05 at 18:14:31
on a 250 Ducati single,and twins & foursfollowing, and now back to that charming, beguiling,satisfying sensation of being pulled down the road with loads of torque.My Savage is an 02-totally stock.Only thing I did was go to the DPR7EA-9 plug as the original was black & sooty.It's ridden every day to work & weekly rides in the country. This is the best starting,least cold-blooded bike I've owned.Also the easiest one to find neutral on.I think the belt-drive makes it "smoother" to drive.Oil gets changed every 2000 k. Burns premium -no back-fires since snugging up header pipe nuts(just a wee bit)These bikes are a bargain!
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08/15/05 at 18:19:50
Welcome aboard - and I'll sure agree on the bargain of these bikes, easy to fix,ride,maint, and perhaps the most fun - mod!
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08/15/05 at 18:41:43
Thanks for the welcome. I'm not very adventurous when it comes to modifications. I tried rebuilding a two barrel for a Chev some years back and still have parts kicking around the house somewhere.
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08/15/05 at 21:34:50
Hmmm, I wonder how a 2 barrell Weber would do on a modded Savage?
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Welcome!
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1998|MAC muffler|ceramic coated header|K&N air filter|Amal Mk2 carb|Odyssey battery|iridium plug|NC windshield|Dunlop 491s|Superbrace|EBC brake rotor|12.5" Progressive shocks|Kuryakyn ISO grips
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08/16/05 at 05:39:23
Bet you could hang an ole side draft on there
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08/17/05 at 04:56:43
Jim wrote
on 12/31/69 at 16:00:08:
on a 250 Ducati single,and twins & foursfollowing, and now back to that charming, beguiling,satisfying sensation of being pulled down the road with loads of torque.My Savage is an 02-totally stock.Only thing I did was go to the DPR7EA-9 plug as the original was black & sooty.It's ridden every day to work & weekly rides in the country. This is the best starting,least cold-blooded bike I've owned.Also the easiest one to find neutral on.I think the belt-drive makes it "smoother" to drive.Oil gets changed every 2000 k. Burns premium -no back-fires since snugging up header pipe nuts(just a wee bit)These bikes are a bargain!
Welcome Sir!! 8)
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08/18/05 at 10:33:27
PHEW.....you started riding when I was BORN !
..........I thought
I
was getting old......
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08/26/05 at 15:09:15
Welcome!
Although I've got several expensive bikes in the garage, I always throw a leg over my wife's Savage when I've got errands to run in town.
These bikes are great values and serve as wonderful urban assault vehicles!
As a bonus, I find myself volunteering to run all sorts of errands.
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2001, Metallic Glacial Blue, Raptor Petcock, Verslavy (first hole) (otherwise, mechanically, the bike is stock), 13,xxx miles
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08/27/05 at 04:03:57
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