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Haha. I stayed on a sheep farm in Northern Victoria and the Irish Wolfhound there used to chase and catch kangaroos...full-throttle said:turns out to be it wasn't an afghan, it was a wolfhound...Are they friendly too??
Haha. I stayed on a sheep farm in Northern Victoria and the Irish Wolfhound there used to chase and catch kangaroos...full-throttle said:turns out to be it wasn't an afghan, it was a wolfhound...Are they friendly too??
Cowardlyduck said:Does anybody have any recommendations for making the Fighter more commute friendly? I know the tires would be the first port of call, but is there any other modifications that can be made in particular to make it lighter? Can I request any to be made by John in the construction phase?
Cowardlyduck said:Hi all,
I'm looking to buy a Fighter later this year (gotta save my pennies first) and have a few questions.
Does anyone know if there is a new model (or changes to the current model) in the works, or far off? If there's a new one around the corner I might hold out a bit longer before buying.
Most bike shops will usually allow negotiation on price to take place, listing bikes well over there RRP expecting customers to barter them down most of the time.
Is that the case with Stealth? Does anyone think I would have much chance bartering John down to say $5500?
Also, I know people won't look to kindly on this, but I'm hoping to use the bike mainly as my commuter to/from work each day. It's going to be replacing a full carbon fiber Team Felt F5.
Does anybody have any recommendations for making the Fighter more commute friendly? I know the tires would be the first port of call, but is there any other modifications that can be made in particular to make it lighter? Can I request any to be made by John in the construction phase?
competitions, did you manage to tee anyone up see their Stealth? I wouldn't mind having a look as well.
Cheers,
What are the changes corresponding to the "new shape/design"?Fabs said:I placed an order for a new Stealth Bomber featuring the new shape/design.
Justtoby said:I think that if you poem to John you could spec it without battery,
Hyena said:Justtoby said:I think that if you poem to John you could spec it without battery,
My dearest John
The fairest in the land,
Might I make a request,
That you lend me a hand.
I'd love one of your bikes,
For elsewhere there are no likes,
But I wish to use a battery of my own
One that is light and home grown
Please, may I have a fighter,
With a belly that is lighter
That should do it I recko
:lol:
yeah cause Mozart wrote music not poems :wink:sn0wchyld said:mozart himself couldnt have done better.
full-throttle said:yeah cause Mozart wrote music not poems :wink:sn0wchyld said:mozart himself couldnt have done better.
Justtoby said:The Aussie dollar is strong but inflation is high so the cost of living has gone up, Australia also has to import most things therefore with fuel prices high it costs lots to get the parts there.
The bike has also grown in popularity, I expect he has improved his margins?
I think that if you poem to John you could spec it without battery, he is so helpful and a nice bloke, I am sure any deal can be done. He may limit the warranty but he seems such a fair chap that you will not have troubles in my opinion.
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Expect not to be tired riding a stealth bike :lol:Cowardlyduck said:my daily commute will involve carrying the bike up/down a small flight of stairs. With my current 05 Norco BigFoot, this can be an effort after a tiring ride, so just not sure what to expect.
If it's a fighter you'll manage as they're "only" 35kg. I wouldn't want to carry one far but up a flight of stairs would be fine. If you're looking at the bomber, forget it. I'm not big either and I think I'd really struggle to lift one into a ute, let alone carry it up stairs.You may be able to walk it up under power thoughI'm not a huge guy, but don't mind lifting a bit of weight when needed