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Check out Cycle-X's new Cafe parts.

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lostson

Re: Check out Cycle-X's new Cafe parts.

Those are all for the sohc wont work on mine, bummer

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I honestly think the seat is a good deal. Using factory hinges,actual leather upholstery and it's a bolt-on for $350? Not bad at all!

The alloy inner rear fender is cool,but I'd rather have the stock plastic piece. Rocks will be noisy hitting that piece and it'll show up more.

have any of y'all checked out the race bike they built? It's awesome. The dude has been taking out big Kawi's and everything else on the track with that bike. He had it leaned so far over he was dragging the screws on the stator case. Awesome.