where can i find the serial number of my bike? is it usually the one just behind the pedal?
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the serial number is usually on the frame near the back wheel, right around where the rear gears are attached.  Some bikes may put it on the main bar up near the handlbars also.
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google.com...then enter "Ross Mount Jefferson bikes". It will lead you to the sites.
87241
there's no way to find out. that's the reason it's safer to buy the software inside the box sealed with a plastic bag so people cant see the serial number.
886823
Not only will this tell you all the names of the parts you need but also how to service them properly. http://www.parktool.com/repair/ just mouse over the bike at the bottom right as you pass over the parts it tells ya what they are and gives you the option of service instructions, a great site for anyone that wants to learn (I know theres a few people on here answering questions that could use this link too) Good luck man and remember "To air is human and to bail just fu#kin sucks"
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I would get on the browning website wwww.browning.com and find a number for them.  You can give them your serial number and they will look it up for you.
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Well this mite be a job. The number is on the back of the block where the bell housing for the trans bolts to the block.\nDont know what this number will help you or not, but that is where it is.
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Try www.UsedBicycleBuyer.com or 1-877-455-BIKE
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I am not sure if you can but if you take it to any local gun store they should be able to take down the serial number and give a back round check on it.
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If its a "Model V/W/X" '98 gsxr600 its this one....\nhttp://www.crotchrocket.com/fiche_section_detail.asp\nIf it is a "Model Y" it is this one.....\nhttp://www.crotchrocket.com/fiche_section_detail.asp
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sorry. it was probably just a sticker. whats the big e and what kind of bike are you looking for? feestyle?
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You need to get the casting numbers off the engine.\nThis will show you where to find them\nhttp://www.mortec.com/location.htm\n\nAnd this will show what year and size it is\nhttp://www.mortec.com/castnum.htm
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Search on eBay for auctions of that bike and you will get an idea what they are going for.
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You do not measure a bike from the pedals to the top of the saddle. There are variations in crankarm length and saddle height that would provide a very inaccurate measurement of the bike with regards to sizing.\n\nSizing conventions vary from manufacturer to manufacturer, and is best measured in centimeters. The only bikes that are measured in inches these days are mountain bikes, and those crappy store bought road and mountain bikes.\n\nIn the old days, a company would stamp the size of the bike on the bottom of the bottom bracket shell, or other inconspicuous location on the bike frame.\n\nNowadays, most manufacturers adhere to a standard of measuring from the center of the bottom bracket (running along the seat tube of the frame) to the center of the top tube.\n\nBut now with the advent of the compact frame and semisloping frame, it can get a bit more confusing. There's virtual length, and actual length.\n\nBest bet is to check your bike manufacturer's site.\n\nFor example:\nhttp://veloeuropa.com/product_nerv_specs.shtml
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heres what i found after searchin awhile, \nThis ones 1935 Made in Denmark>\nhttp://www.bikespecialties.com/vintage/1935hamletloop.html
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Try\n\nhttp://www.motorcyclemuseum.org/halloffame/halloffame.asp\n\nGood luck
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http://www.motocross.com/garage/buyausedbike.html\n\nhttp://www.mxbike.com/\n\nthese should help you
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you can try\n\nwww.gunserialnumbers.com\n\nif your totally unsure you can go to your local police department and have them run the serial number