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Posted:  20 Oct 2007 02:30   Last Edited By: madbuell	[?]
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Hi guys, i'm here to introduce to all of you my Ghost Ride! still not finish yet, needs a couple of jobs done before Daytona! i've just powder coated the front pulley (here in the pics is gold-yellow) in the same red of the bike, now i need to chrome the calipers and maybe also the entire frame! will get back my bike mon and promise you more new pics, for the moment look here!! gonna also make a new seat-cover with flames and skulls in real leather. it has Micron full exhaust system, K&N air filter, open airbox by ASP, ECM remapped with Dyrect Link by Technoresearch, the bike has now 100 clean Hp on the Dyno and runs fenomenal! more also 1 year of works, powder coatings, chromes, aftermarket parts from all over the world, whole nights spent in front of the computer looking for parts to finalize my project, hope you guys will enjoy! will post soon new updated pics... take care! ooops, forgot, the orange monster you see next to her is her boyfriend, my Brutale, my other baby, but still nothing compare to my Ghost-Ride!!!!!!

Posted:  20 Oct 2007 02:58	[?]
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looken pretty sharp   whats the other bike

Posted:  20 Oct 2007 03:10	[?]
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it's an MV Agusta Brutale 910...

Posted:  20 Oct 2007 05:26	[?]
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Sick Ride.............Where in Florida are u?

Posted:  20 Oct 2007 11:00	[?]
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Nice Agusta!!

Posted:  20 Oct 2007 12:42	[?]
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i live in Miami Beach Somthngfrce, and you? i'm actually really looking for some other Buell rider to ride with, is anybody from around Miami?

Posted:  20 Oct 2007 14:42	[?]
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I am in Orlando.

Posted:  20 Oct 2007 16:30	[?]
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Nice attention to detail.  I can tell you put in some work on that mean ass looking Buell.

Posted:  20 Oct 2007 16:46	[?]
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sweet as can be, ft myers in the house

Posted:  20 Oct 2007 17:41   Last Edited By: madbuell	[?]
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thanks guys, i really put a lot of work on my bike! and you can't really notice the small details by picture, but trust me, the bike in maniacal done!!!! i'm actually getting the bike ready for Daytona, ready to kick ass! sorry but i don't really know how far is ft myers from Miami, i'm italian but i moved to USA 3 years ago, but if is not so far, we can organize a nice ride together! i always go to the bike night at Hollywod on wed night...

Posted:  20 Oct 2007 23:01	[?]
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pretty sweat guy!(fort misery is 2 1/2 hours west of miami)

Posted:  21 Oct 2007 07:37	[?]
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Looks freakin' sweet!  What steps are necessary to airbrush on the transluscent plastic? Did you clear over it? Thanks H&H

Posted:  21 Oct 2007 12:36	[?]
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yes you gotta clear the plastics, airbrush and pass back the shine.

Posted:  25 Oct 2007 15:22	[?]
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Very cool bikes!! both of them. I'm also in Orlando.

Posted:  25 Oct 2007 18:07	[?]
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Awesome job man!! Very Nice!! That will make people break there necks when you ride by!

Posted:  26 Oct 2007 06:50	[?]
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That thing is sick! Where did you get the sprocket cover? Are the chrome primary covers sportster parts?

Posted:  26 Oct 2007 09:57	[?]
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The sprocket is a, I believe, obsolete factory Buell accessory...

Posted:  26 Oct 2007 12:40	[?]
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noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!! the front pulley cover comes from italy, from Free Spirits (www.freespirits.it or.com, i don't remember very well). the primary covers are the originals polished and chromed. but my favorit is the timing cover, that skull with the rubys in the eyes is sick!!!!!!!!

Posted:  26 Oct 2007 23:14	[?]
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Woah!! That is a sick ride!  Big ups!  I'm thinking of changing the timing cover to the HD (Sportster) "Willie" skull, I've noticed that those aren't screws but more of a pull pin, is that right?  Thanks in advance. *By the way I'm new, this is a cool forum, didn't think many folks were into Buells.

Posted:  27 Oct 2007 01:53	[?]
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yes you can fit the Sportster timing cover, is exactly the same size. i had that one before, then i found this one and i thought was more appropriate for my bike so i changed it!

Posted:  31 Oct 2007 04:39	[?]
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Cool, thanks.  Sooooo....is there anything special I need to know to take the old one out and put the new one on?  Like how to get the pins out?

Posted:  31 Oct 2007 12:12	[?]
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you will need a drill to take them off and a special tool to put back new ones... is easy but you need the right tools!

Posted:  04 Nov 2007 23:14	[?]
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Cool, I'll leave it up to my local cycle shop.  Thanks man and again sick ride.

Posted:  05 Nov 2007 14:35	[?]
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dude that is fuckin sick!  where did you get the paint done??  and where can i get a seat like that??

Posted:  06 Nov 2007 16:47	[?]
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the seat cover comes from Italy, by Granucci selle. the paint job was made from a guy here in Florida, he won several prizes on real flames, if you are from around here (Miami) i can give you the number...

Posted:  06 Nov 2007 18:54	[?]
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unfortunately i am not.  im in north carolina on a military base.

Posted:  06 Nov 2007 18:55	[?]
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do you think Granucci selle will make a seat like that for an xb9r with my color preference?

Posted:  07 Nov 2007 03:41	[?]
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i know they make seat covers for all bikes, in several different colors, so i don't see why not. try to get in touch with them and see what they say, in case i can help you, i'm italian and i have friends that work with Granucci.

Posted:  07 Nov 2007 13:14	[?]
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that would be awesome.  i looked at their website and couldn't understand it..  im italian too, but my parents never taught me to speak or read it.  oh well.

Posted:  25 Dec 2007 15:59	[?]
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Sweet bike.Where did you get the carbon fiber frame cover at?

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