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04-21-2007, 02:11 PM
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Hello Everyone,
I am new here and would like to tell everyone about the Metric Revolution Motorcycle Build Off on ESPN2. Below is the information on this weeks show.
Thanks for taking a look.
Doug
Episode 4 of The Metric Revolution Motorcycle Build Off will premier Sunday April 22nd at 11:30am EST with an Encore presentation Monday April 23rd at 5:00pm EST .
This weeks featured builders: Sport bike builder Dean Kawczak from Feura Bush NY, Cruiser builder Sam Nehme from Davie FL, and Rookie builder Carl Stephens from Pine Knot, KY.
This week Builders Judged: Dennis Vazquez from Union NJ, Mike Dusold from Lewisville TX and Dana D'Oench from Davie FL.
This weeks Closer Look Profile: Brad Ruel: Tampa FL
Don't miss any of the excitement as we get closer to the eliminations. Only 9 of 22 builders will move on to the finals. For all airdates and exclusive footage not seen on the show log on to www dot metrictv dot com
NEW VIDEO CLIPS are now online www dot metrictv dot com/NewVideo/video_page.html
Our apologies to those of you who wish to watch The Metric Revolution Motorcycle Build Off on the West Coast and find it a bit to early to catch the show. Please set your Tivo to record the show, or you can catch the encore presentation of episode 4 on Monday at 5:00pm EST.
Thank you all for your support.
www dot metrictv dot com
I am new here and would like to tell everyone about the Metric Revolution Motorcycle Build Off on ESPN2. Below is the information on this weeks show.
Thanks for taking a look.
Doug
Episode 4 of The Metric Revolution Motorcycle Build Off will premier Sunday April 22nd at 11:30am EST with an Encore presentation Monday April 23rd at 5:00pm EST .
This weeks featured builders: Sport bike builder Dean Kawczak from Feura Bush NY, Cruiser builder Sam Nehme from Davie FL, and Rookie builder Carl Stephens from Pine Knot, KY.
This week Builders Judged: Dennis Vazquez from Union NJ, Mike Dusold from Lewisville TX and Dana D'Oench from Davie FL.
This weeks Closer Look Profile: Brad Ruel: Tampa FL
Don't miss any of the excitement as we get closer to the eliminations. Only 9 of 22 builders will move on to the finals. For all airdates and exclusive footage not seen on the show log on to www dot metrictv dot com
NEW VIDEO CLIPS are now online www dot metrictv dot com/NewVideo/video_page.html
Our apologies to those of you who wish to watch The Metric Revolution Motorcycle Build Off on the West Coast and find it a bit to early to catch the show. Please set your Tivo to record the show, or you can catch the encore presentation of episode 4 on Monday at 5:00pm EST.
Thank you all for your support.
www dot metrictv dot com
04-22-2007, 09:22 AM
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welcome to the site Metricman!
I already watch the show, but keep us posted on the air times, sometimes we forget. I love anything motorcycle related.
I tell my customers that if you cutomize a metric bike, it will cost half or less of a custom HD. And when you ride it all non-riders and a lot of those that do ride will think its a hawg. The metric cruisers are very well built, well balanced and pretty damn powerful, especially on the smaller cc side. But most of all, they are dependable (not saying HD is not).
Here are two fine examples, the Yamaha (real flame) brand new with all you see, 10 grand. The orange Suzuki, 11 grand. Thats a lot of bang for the buck.
http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h2...meleftview.jpg
http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h2...mBeaver001.jpg
I already watch the show, but keep us posted on the air times, sometimes we forget. I love anything motorcycle related.
I tell my customers that if you cutomize a metric bike, it will cost half or less of a custom HD. And when you ride it all non-riders and a lot of those that do ride will think its a hawg. The metric cruisers are very well built, well balanced and pretty damn powerful, especially on the smaller cc side. But most of all, they are dependable (not saying HD is not).
Here are two fine examples, the Yamaha (real flame) brand new with all you see, 10 grand. The orange Suzuki, 11 grand. Thats a lot of bang for the buck.
http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h2...meleftview.jpg
http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h2...mBeaver001.jpg
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