My Teem Trubble Build

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zorak-2 wrote:Are you guys wearing fawking shorts.Youg uys must be some where other than the valley freakin 36 degrees here.They say we might get snow up here.
35 degrees celsuis in Perth today :cool:
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NICE MAN :cool:
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sick dude!!!
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teamdns wrote:
teemtrubble wrote:I'll wait for Ryan to tell you guy's how it went today...

i got to pick this up........it went great!!!!!!

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more pictures to come from bob....he took about 600 pictures and i dont think thats stretching all that much.
Ryan thats what mine will look like also when I am able to build.Except I want to anodize the frame black,upper fork tubes and swing arm also.

YOUR BIKE IS SICK MAN
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Flat out filthy C-Peck. :lol: Congratulations!
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thanks guys!!

i still have a rear brake lever from snline to go on...they have been on back order since i was 10..and ill be taking my bike to lightspeed for a glide plate fitment....other than that the bike is just how i wanted it. thank you mike for taking care of my needs and requests on this build...i know i changed my mind a few thousand times!!

when i took a few spins around TTM building, there was no vibration compared to my 01 steelie. it felt like i was right at home on that bike...i know in the dirt its going to be a dream.

bob, thank you for going out of your way so i could get my bike yesterday, i cant tell you how thankful i am.



this was bob with his camera last night at TTM, there are plenty of photos to come, the master photographer will soon be releasing them.

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Post by Mama »

It's gorgeous and I'm jealous! Congrats Ryan!
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Fukin aye that bitchin guys!!!!!!!!!!



Congrats cepek and fukin awsome job mike :cool: :cool: :cool:
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Post by Balaclava »

holy shit...that thing looks smooooth...
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So, how long does it take to install a front wheel.....

15 minutes?

30?

and hour?

At TTM, it takes a little more.... Why?

Because Mike didnt like the supplied hardware...... ans remember .. this is EXCEL hardware. Not Warp 9, Not DNA.... Friggin EXCEL!

Mike made all new hardware.... Now the wheel is perfectly centered in the fork, and the brake caliper is perfectly centered on the disc.

Would it have worked before? sure, without a hitch.

Was is correct before? No.... not even close.

If Mike goes to this effort to install a wheel, how do you think the rest of the bike is engineered?

It may sound like I'm kissing Mike's ass, I'm not.

I just call it, as I see it.... Mike does outstanding work...... period.

I would say the same thing about any builder, If there was reason to.
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Post by HrcRacing »

That is just fuckin' awesome! The bike is beautiful but the smiles on the faces are just priceless! :D

Congratulations bro! :headbang:
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juddy wrote:And a curious about those rivet looking things in front of the butt weld on the left peg side and the rear of the butt on the right peg side.
Are those not the plug welds?
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Exnav wrote:
juddy wrote:And a curious about those rivet looking things in front of the butt weld on the left peg side and the rear of the butt on the right peg side.
Are those not the plug welds?


Yup....
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Great Job Mike! Can't wait to see that thing dirty!!!!
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AlisoBob wrote:Image

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So, how long does it take to install a front wheel.....

15 minutes?

30?

and hour?

At TTM, it takes a little more.... Why?

Because Mike didnt like the supplied hardware...... ans remember .. this is EXCEL hardware. Not Warp 9, Not DNA.... Friggin EXCEL!

Mike made all new hardware.... Now the wheel is perfectly centered in the fork, and the brake caliper is perfectly centered on the disc.

Would it have worked before? sure, without a hitch.

Was is correct before? No.... not even close.

If Mike goes to this effort to install a wheel, how do you think the rest of the bike is engineered?

It may sound like I'm kissing Mike's ass, I'm not.

I just call it, as I see it.... Mike does outstanding work...... period.

I would say the same thing about any builder, If there was reason to.
That is impressive.I cant beleive he goes to that much effort ! Anyone seen the Britton bikes that came from New Zealand where the guy made all his own parts ?
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Yeah the Britten V1000 and V1100 were amazing. Too bad the creator passed away... But I guess they are still operating as a company.

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:shock: someday I'll have one like that, it looks fuckin' sick.

I think I can see my bike in that vid :D
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teamdns wrote:– excel 21”&19” rims – sunline rimlock hardware - stainless spokes with spline drive nipples – excel pro hubs – excel hub carriers –

Dude all that bling and you didnt even get A90's?? :roll:

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M.F.D.B. wrote:
teamdns wrote:– excel 21”&19” rims – sunline rimlock hardware - stainless spokes with spline drive nipples – excel pro hubs – excel hub carriers –

Dude all that bling and you didnt even get A90's?? :roll:

:wink:
i skipped on the A90's so i could bling the rider too, here is a picture of my new paul wall grills.
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I love the textured, grit blasted cases.... new gaskets.... and all new hardware...

Clean!
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:cool:
VERY NICE!
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and this is my 2004 CR125 donor bike for my next TTM build...mike already has my 2002 frame i bought a while ago at his shop so i can have a green sticker TTM bike. aside the cost of the conversion and bike, i will only be spending money on suspension, used 18" rear wheel, pipe, silencer and new tires.

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Post by Hammer »

I want 1, how much O.T.D
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Hammer wrote:I want 1, how much O.T.D
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You would have to call me at 805 306-9840
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