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That you wouldnt want to twist the throttle on this at least once. Saw it for sale on facebook. Pretty clean build really. 2010 Turbo"d M8 engine.
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I bet that is a hoot, I miss my snowhawk.
were was this? it looks an awful lot like one of my old hawks.
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Says Maupin, OR
How much is it going for?
Thank God Boivan's still alive otherwise he'd roll over in his grave .
It looks like it actually has very little time on the chassis , besides the road rash . One of those I think I can make this a better machine . 146 ASSault track looks like without the lame incorrectly clocked extrovert , at least they used a dependable engine . The secondary direct drive belt will pay dearly without a clutch sprocket pulley
Has any of you bike guys tried that set back ski bracket ? For as light as the bikes front ends are it might actually work pretty good .
It looks like it actually has very little time on the chassis , besides the road rash . One of those I think I can make this a better machine . 146 ASSault track looks like without the lame incorrectly clocked extrovert , at least they used a dependable engine . The secondary direct drive belt will pay dearly without a clutch sprocket pulley
Has any of you bike guys tried that set back ski bracket ? For as light as the bikes front ends are it might actually work pretty good .
As for setback, I have noticed that certain riders yeti spindles def have way more trail built into them, and they seem to always get bedazzled at XThank God Boivan's still alive otherwise he'd roll over in his grave .
It looks like it actually has very little time on the chassis , besides the road rash . One of those I think I can make this a better machine . 146 ASSault track looks like without the lame incorrectly clocked extrovert , at least they used a dependable engine . The secondary direct drive belt will pay dearly without a clutch sprocket pulley
Has any of you bike guys tried that set back ski bracket ? For as light as the bikes front ends are it might actually work pretty good .
The quiver ski has my interest for this reason. Five mounting positions! For and aft
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$5000. Really isnt terribly overpriced for what you get.
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Ha. Why do you think id regret it? Id yank the track, ski set back and seat plastic and let er rip.
LOL , I get what your saying , one of the guys had a modded 800 HO . That thing was a blast but the down side was it couldn't go anywhere , you would of swore it had that little race tank the fanners first came with . The guy that bought it yanked the engine , didn't even know what it was , and put an E-tec in it . As far as I know that Hawk never ran again .
I wonder if that Cat engine is still bolted in solid like the fanner or if they put a Rev plate in .
I wonder if that Cat engine is still bolted in solid like the fanner or if they put a Rev plate in .
