Picks of my LT 500

MOVINGMETAL · #1 (**permalink**) 04-29-2005

O.K. its the new guy here MOVINGMETAL

I told you I would get some pics of my Bike up soon so here you go it's an 87 LT500 With a 4'' over swing arm, pep dual spring front shocks, PEP rear shock, alot of chrome and polish all over,lt blue powder coated frame, maier plastics cut, custom seat, the motor has been totaly done by Trinity, not sure what kind of pipe it is. I know the carb is bigger than stock. This used to be a drag bike but we put a smaller swing arm back on it and changed the gearing to make it a dune runner. I wish I could take the credit for this bike but my buddy Bear from Trinity and his Cousin Mike built the bike.

I plan on puting lazer lights on it and changing a few little things but for the most part I think I am just going to ride it

MovingMetal

cr80racer · #2 (**permalink**) 04-29-2005

that is one of the cleanest quad ever. i like the cut rear fenders too and i have always loved the white nlue color scheme

bigkahun74 · #3 (**permalink**) 04-30-2005

extremely nice ride man. i only hope that when i redo my zilla it can stay that clean. shit i hope i can keep my shee that clean too

MaineExport · #4 (**permalink**) 04-30-2005

Beautiful quad man! I don't know about you... but I can't tolerate chrome anymore. I love the look... I like a little bling... but I despise the constant upkeep!

The only chrome on my quad is the pipe (no choice really), steering stem, and the freakin A-arms. Unfortunately, I bought the chassis mostly built from Wayne Gregory... and he had decided on the chrome arms... I'll tell you what... if it wasn't for the killer deal I was getting on it... and if the rest of the chassis wasn't so f'ing beautiful.. the chrome would have been a deal breaker!

After EVERY ride and every race I have to clean it immediately... hand dry the chrome and polish it or it turns to crap. The supports on the arms are already starting to pit... so I'm sure rust is right behind.