WHO RIDES HARLEYS? Im talking old school baby
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I doubt any of you do but hey its worth a shot.
im talking kick starting, rigid riding, jokey shiftin fools.. if so recomend me some good forums.. im trying to build on right now so if have a old rigid frame laying around or a roller lmk! so here goes nothing
im talking kick starting, rigid riding, jokey shiftin fools.. if so recomend me some good forums.. im trying to build on right now so if have a old rigid frame laying around or a roller lmk! so here goes nothing
i dont but my boss builds them. if you ever get one to work on post pics i love them old harleys, i will have one one day. I'll be the guy in full leathers with knee pucks and a full face helmet riding one
even if you had an old rigid frame I'd still go for a electric start instead of the kick start... just my own personal opinion... My bro is into cruisers and is customizing his shadow 1100. I'd love to get one eventually but for now I'm just fine with my hawk
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im looking to build a nice rigid, 18'' ape hangers,jockey shift, kick start
I would always hate on old harleys "they dont have nothing on long low choppers" but now I see the light lol
I would always hate on old harleys "they dont have nothing on long low choppers" but now I see the light lol
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not old school, but my dad's harley.... i mob it around sumtimes for the hell of it
bagged in the rear....

bagged in the rear....
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ceas »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I am a Triumph guy myself </TD></TR></TABLE>
i was on the ferry next to a guy on a triumph one day last summer. When he went to get off the ferry (he clearly rides the thing every day to/from work) he just hauled *** off it and where it meets the dock, he basically used it like a jump. i swear he got his bike a good foot and a half to 2 feet off the ground. It was crackin me up
i was on the ferry next to a guy on a triumph one day last summer. When he went to get off the ferry (he clearly rides the thing every day to/from work) he just hauled *** off it and where it meets the dock, he basically used it like a jump. i swear he got his bike a good foot and a half to 2 feet off the ground. It was crackin me up
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by WhiteLude »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
i was on the ferry next to a guy on a triumph one day last summer. When he went to get off the ferry (he clearly rides the thing every day to/from work) he just hauled *** off it and where it meets the dock, he basically used it like a jump. i swear he got his bike a good foot and a half to 2 feet off the ground. It was crackin me up</TD></TR></TABLE>
"You got like 2 feet of air."
i was on the ferry next to a guy on a triumph one day last summer. When he went to get off the ferry (he clearly rides the thing every day to/from work) he just hauled *** off it and where it meets the dock, he basically used it like a jump. i swear he got his bike a good foot and a half to 2 feet off the ground. It was crackin me up</TD></TR></TABLE>
"You got like 2 feet of air."
I don't ride old school but right now I ride a 1994 1200 sportster. that bike has more money in crome then all the money I have put into my cbr. I am so afriad to drop it.
also the stepfather rides a 2002 heritage softail. I like it when its stripped no bags, no windsheild, no passenger seat.
also the stepfather rides a 2002 heritage softail. I like it when its stripped no bags, no windsheild, no passenger seat.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by WhiteLude »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">not old school, but my dad's harley.... i mob it around sumtimes for the hell of it
bagged in the rear....

</TD></TR></TABLE>
Your dad's bike is sick. He's got good taste.
bagged in the rear....
</TD></TR></TABLE>Your dad's bike is sick. He's got good taste.
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