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From: 441rider
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  • I just witnessed a fight on Canada Line, check out my videos!

  • My spare shifter fit snug as a bug, always good if you have to use you bike for work that you have important spares like,

    -kicker spring or bungie on board,

    -inner tubes

    -levers and or cables (or hard silver soldert and borax flux and a lot of practice)

    -plugs/points spare boyer if you have the coin.

    -headlight bulb/tail bulb

    -battery charger

    -spare diode rectifryer

    -bladed connectors and wire plus tape.

    or you can drop 10k on a modern bike and then tow it if it breaks down LOL!

  • Yeah...I had the same problem on my cb360. Had to drill a hole directly between the shifter and spline(looking strait at the two parts) and welded a pin through both. A real pain in the ass to get off though...heh heh. Checked Craigslist for a decent 441, no luck. I cant run the Spitfire everyday...whaaa Your 441 inspires me.

  • Nolester- buy a papered 250 frame and put a 441 in it you buy seperate, best you build it if you are going to ride it hard in traffic. I have learned the hyard way too often. At 40 that gets old! but I still skate at the park nearby.

  • I can see how that would be for best result. I did that with a different 360 and have ridden many miles on the old girl. The Seattle traffic is getting brutal and would like to move through the congestion with a bit more...humm, style. The 441 appeals to me. I await another post/ride. Thanks again!

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