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Archive - August 2006 Michelle - Still BuildingPosted Aug-31-06 14:45:03 PDT Hi, Donald
We haven't been able to install everything yet.
We really haven't gotten the bike ready to ride yet this year it is still a little cold.
But when we do I would love to display it on the internet and I will be sure to let you know when it is totally finished.
Thanks again. Michelle Michael - Great Grips and Bar Ends - BUSAPosted Aug-31-06 14:44:09 PDT Grips are great and so are the bar ends.
Made my Hayabusa look that much better.
What e-mail address would I send a photo and a summary of the bike too?
Michael Freer
HayabusaMonster Marcus - AwesomePosted Aug-31-06 14:43:06 PDT These grips look awesome. Everone asks me where I got them.
I tell them off eBay but many don't have computers or don't purchase from online sites.
Too bad for them. I'll send a pic when I get a chance to take one.
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Marcus Giles Keith - Candy Tangerine 2000 HayabusaPosted Aug-31-06 14:41:55 PDT Hello, this is Keith Nelson from Lake Charles La. I have a 2000 suzuki hayabusa, it's painted House of Color Candy Tangerine and has a chrome set of Performance Machine Gatlin Wheels. It also has lots of other chrome. I bought a set of Apache Billet grips that were a great addition to my on going project. Thanks Apache Billet - Excellent product. Busa Pictures: www.apachebillet.com/images/S3010279.JPG www.apachebillet.com/images/S3010283.JPG www.apachebillet.com/images/S3010282.JPG
Keith Nelson from Lake Charles La. R. Kallendorf - Spiked Bar EndsPosted Aug-31-06 14:38:02 PDT I would love for you to profile my bike with your bar ends on. I have to get some up to date photos of my bike. R.Kallendorf Warren - BusaPosted Aug-31-06 14:37:07 PDT Great grips and bar end . Installed in minutes . Good look great finish . Installed and sold both pair same day Eric - Ultimate Auto SportPosted Aug-31-06 14:36:19 PDT Hello Donald, I actually own a shop called Ultimate Auto Sport in Northern NJ and we are in the process of building a project bike which will have your bar ends. The bike is not complete yet but it will be ready soon. Thanks, Eric Kevin - Full Throttle Customs LLCPosted Aug-31-06 14:35:31 PDT i actually buy these grips for resell i have a bike shop in orlando and they are selling really good i like the qualityof the grips and the chrome. Kevin Full Throttle Customs LLC Black Busa - Cody KillenPosted Aug-31-06 14:33:04 PDT Updated Aug-31-06 14:34:31 PDT here's a pic of my bike. thanks for all ya'll have helped with. The bike has yoshi stage 1 cams, hmf full 4 into 2 system, and a 40 shot under the hump. I have been telling friends of the excellent service and products that apachebillet has to offer. My name is Cody Killen. I'm from Starkville, Mississippi. (Home of Mississippi State). Thanks for considering posting my bike. I had done all the work myself so it means that much more when someone compliments my bike. Keep making the great products. I plan to do more business with ya'll in the near future. Pictures: www.apachebillet.com/images/100_0133.JPG www.apachebillet.com/images/100-0134.JPG
Scott Hamilton Jr.Posted Aug-31-06 14:26:31 PDT Just wanted to take some pictures and send them to you, and say thank you for your awesome service from your company. I wish you would produce more items for Hayabusas, I would always buy from your company. Maybe you could use these photo's on ebay or your website for others to view the finished product on a motorcycle. Sincerely, Scott Hamilton Jr. Wach for us on Discovery Channel Biker Build-OffPosted Aug-09-06 07:38:58 PDT San Antonio, TX, August, 2006- Custom-bike builder CC Trikes, known among hard-core custom-motorcycle enthusiasts for its innovative use of massive horsepower, sleek body lines, and spectacular paint and flame jobs, has selected Apache Billet grips for its customized entry in the Discovery Channel’s Biker Build-Off. Now in its fifth season, the Discovery Channel’s Biker Build-Off series has transformed custom motorcycles into a pop-culture phenomenon, driving motorcycle sales and style, reshaping the image of chopper motorcycles, and popularizing the names of many custom-bike builders. Debuting in 2002, the shows pit two leading chopper builders against each other in a unique bike-building competition. The build-off culminated with a 1000 mile test ride that will end in Austin, Texas to kick off the Republic of Texas (ROT) Biker Rally in June of 2006. ROT participants voted for their favorite trike during the weekend. The winner will be announced on the Discovery Channel Biker Build-Off airing 11 September 2006. Apache Billet supplied CC Trikes with a prototype of its three-part billet aluminum and chrome grips that will be used for Harley Davidson Motorcycles and Custom Choppers. "These grips make the barrels and ends interchangeable," says Apache Billet owner Don Peters, "which makes it easy to change from riding grips to show grips or to changing ends to suit your particular look for the day." "They also double as a stash for small things like money and keys," remarks Peters, who adds that "the prototype grips will be available for the public in the fall of 2006." Apache Billet currently sells chrome grips and bar ends for the Suzuki Hayabusa and GSXR models and will have grips and bar ends for Honda CBR by end of August 2006. All Apache Billet products are manufactured in the U.S.A. According to Peters, the company uses aircraft grade 6061-T6511 aluminum obtained from a U.S. supplier. We then turn and mill the material using our fully automated multi-tasking CNC machines in Woodstock, Ga., and ship them to our Chicago vendor for buffing and a triple chrome plating process, he says. Watch the Trikes Biker Build-Off on the Discovery Channel on September 11, 2006. |