Paint your own valve cover and save your motor, plus custom coffee mug !

Dale gets more work done on his Vintage GS Pro Mod Ratzuki. In this video he paints the valve cover, and also went for a custom matching coffee mug for some fun. Also shows a test pass from last summer, then goes over the data in the trailer. This was only the 6th pass on the bike after 28 years.
Next season Ratzuki will live again !
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Thanks Dale
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[@nickrider5220]

Love that big old Suzuki, sounds mean and still a damn fast bike 👍😎

[@TL1000S97]

Beautiful work Dale! ❤

[@DaleWalkerHoleshot]

Thanks TL, I try .......LOL !

[@KCadbyRacing]

As soon as that GS engine started I could tell it's strong Dale (lots of compression with large cams) and even though it was a Wild Ride,
it's funny how watching a wild ride from behind (the GSXR guy) always looks way worse than what it feels like on the bike (you were
obviously in control of the situation)👍

[@DaleWalkerHoleshot]

Thank you, and yes thats why I'm still alive Kevin. Trust me I know when to back out of it. I tested Pro stock, Funny bike and Pro street chassis back in the day for Sandy, along with all my bikes through the years. Had some real close calls, but knock on wood never crashed one. I watched about 5 of your videos and really enjoyed them all.
Check this one out if you see this czcams.com/video/NUITb-OWKe8/video.html My Kosman Pro Street GS back in 1987, I went in the 7s a few weeks later with some gearing changes, and softer clutch springs. It was a 1500 with single stage spray.
PS .. I think you need a custom coffer mug ! Cheers Dale