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Is the 07 Raptor 700R SE good on street?....and where could i find street tires for it??
http://www.hoosiertire.com/FoxRacing1653 said:Is the 07 Raptor 700R SE good on street?....and where could i find street tires for it??
my vote goes to... 07 Raptor 700R SE :lol:Teraflx said:The correct answer is....
¿street tires?
AZ is one state that I know of in the US. And countless of other contriesroc64 said:Where are you allowed to ride these things on the street?
Wow, I didn't know that. I posted the other day to someone that they weren't street legal in the States. I stand corrected!!!Ice4me said:AZ is one state that I know of in the US. And countless of other contriesroc64 said:Where are you allowed to ride these things on the street?
You don't need an odometer, or a MC licenseFoxRacing1653 said:i live in Arizona...so as long as you have headlights, brake light, odometer, license plate, registration, motorcycle license and i heard you have to have at least one mirror...but i saw an ATV with mirrors in the hand guards......
the sales guy down at Yamaha tolds me i should go with the raptor because i wont be at a high rev constantly just trying to do 45mph.....which means less engine wear
or ]FoxRacing1653 said:will these work as plate lights in Tucson AZ..
[url]http://www.jcwhitney.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product?storeId=10101&Pr=p_Product.CATENTRY_ID%3A2010468&TID=100&TID=100&productId=2010468&catalogId=10101
ok i guess ill go for those..did you buy the LP bracket or you made it?? where in AZ you located???Shawnz said:The horn I got a Rocky Mountain ATV. If you look up horns it'll ask what bike it's for. It doesn't matter - they are all the same part number. $6!
For the horn switch I used a Tusk honda-style engine kill switch (just because it's plain black). You can see it on the right side of my handlebars. This switch is about $9 and worth it I think.
I'd do the bolt-style lights like the Summit-racing ones you linked. I went the cheap route with my plate lights and got some $1.99 ebay ones. As it turns out, the threaded bodies are pot metal and break VERY easy. If / when I have to replace them I'll get some stainless steel ones like the ones you linked.
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I found it on ebay. It's a universal tag bracket for when a street bike eliminated the fender.FoxRacing1653 said:ok i guess ill go for those..did you buy the LP bracket or you made it?? where in AZ you located???
thanks a lot man.. :metal:.gotta start making a list of things... :lol: might need a lil help later on when i get the horn and stuff.....Shawnz said:I found it on ebay. It's a universal tag bracket for when a street bike eliminated the fender.FoxRacing1653 said:ok i guess ill go for those..did you buy the LP bracket or you made it?? where in AZ you located???
This is the guy I bought mine from:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110097097562
The price is certainly right. I fabricated a backing plate for inside the tail section and used foam tape on both sides so as not to stress the plastic. As I side effect it give it a little give. I'm happy with it.
These are the license plate bolts I bought:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=270083368678
I bought 3 pairs so I guess the price was more like $7 a set. Save your $$ and get the good ones.
Shawn
No problem! I'm in North Phoenix near I-17 / 101.FoxRacing1653 said:thanks a lot man.. :metal:.gotta start making a list of things... :lol: might need a lil help later on when i get the horn and stuff.....