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04-12-2004, 10:59 AM	#1
trusttt Just made this great wheelie.. did you see it?! Join Date: Mar 2004 Bikes: 05-R1 Location: San Jose, CA. Posts: 46	Moriwaki rear sets this are ment to be reverse shifting, but I reset the arm to get the normal shifting, it's a great set!

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04-12-2004, 11:11 AM	#2
trusttt Just made this great wheelie.. did you see it?! Join Date: Mar 2004 Bikes: 05-R1 Location: San Jose, CA. Posts: 46	Attached Thumbnails

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Just made this great wheelie.. did you see it?!

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Re: Moriwaki rear sets

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this are ment to be reverse shifting, but I reset the arm to get the normal shifting, it's a great set!

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