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1995 Ultra Classic 14,000mi bought new....there is only one color...my favorite
yesterday I took my friend to get his new 2004 Fat Boy at the "House" I got to drive it too, nice to be trusted. Karen Davidson (Willie G. daughter) graduated 1 yr before me at our high school. She is in my yearbook. Boy did i miss out on that one. (Big "S" on my forehead) Willie G lives 3 mi from me. MGDrinking team: where do you boat? what is the name? I live in Wales. |
Boats are better.
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Just trade this one in on my new Tiger so I wouldnt kill myself on it
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gotta watch the dummies that turn left in front of you...:(
and all the rest of them too. |
A couple of Harley's...
2004 - Screamin' Eagle Electroglide 1996 - Heritage Softale |
Yeah, bad scene, Fever.
Gets no fun in a hurry when you're on the raw end. Words don't do justice the the horror when I heard. And not minimizing the dangers, there are still a lot of us fools that continue to ride. I've lost enough friends and acquaintances in bike fatalities than I care to count. Some due to racing/practicing but most due to Granny in the Buick or Jethro in the pickup. It lurks out there for all of us. In the meantime, the pix of the H2 makes me want to go to my bud's house and ride his '69 H1 with Denco chambers (he also has a first year H2). A real eye opener when you remember how fast people thought they were, and how well they handled. Now, they are about as fast as an SV650, they DO have a hinge AND a "pogo" mode, and while the brakes are respectable for a "shoe" brake, they fade rapidly and are pitiful in comparison to any modern brakes. Amazing how times change. |
99 Ducati 996S
01 YZ250F 03 CRF230 00 R6 racebike |
fever mike,
you are sooooo right,, we need to preach to the people that havent fallen off so they are wearing correct equipment if or when,, i raced with a guy from san francisco yrs ago and his dad lost his left leg on highway one along the coast here. he after that rigged up a handshift it worked really good and he is now prob in his mid 70's and as far as i know he still goes every sunday on his rz350 yamaha for that sunday morning ride. you know what u could do is get a cool british bike a nice comando 750 or 850 as rt shift and then u move rear brake to the bars and have thumb rear brake.. just some thoughts as if u miss it go for it... |
Originally posted by Jonas looking for a 72 h2 if anyone know s of one... i want a another first year h2 or would even consider a 69 h1 any condition considered i should have never sold the ones i had I got what your lookin for 72 blue set up any way you want, stock chambers, black dencos, chrome dencos. kind of a long way to go for a purchas though.:rolleyes: |
Originally posted by jtmiller02 I sold an H2 for a friend of mine a while back...brought a silly amount of money on ebay, almost $6,000 if i remember correct, CRAZY for that old thing, cool bike tho. Yep you would not believe what these things are goin for on ebay i'v seen full resto h2's top 8k |
Black 98 Fat Boy
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Jonas, I have a motor out of a wrecked 83 Eddie Lawson Replica. Its rough as it sat outside but runs. For sale.
I also have complete KZ/GPZ Big Block dragbike engine set up for turbo or nitrous. Everything is new from the top to bottom. GPZ head and crank, KZ cases and trans. MRE trans with lockup clutch. Custom deep oil pan with custom oil pickup. Its never been fired up. Both engines sitting at JDM Performance in Streamwood Illinois. |
2003 HD Classic Electra Glide
1997 HD Heritage Springer |
I own a 1982 FLH, all done up from the ground up, its 88 ci stroked 100hp at the rear wheel, S&S, andrews, wiseco 10.5 to1 , all chromed from the front end to the swing arm wide whites black with silver flames, looks totally 50s, to go with my 1958 Chevy Impala 2dr hardtop with a 348 4bbl V8, all properly restored and I even have year of manufacture old plates registered on it for the finishing touch. You gotta have toys!!!
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IRONMAN,
Sportsters are nice, my wife has one. I'm not saying they're for girls, though. They were the original base bikes for choppers, which came into popularity right after WWII. I've got a 1990 Low Rider (FXRS) rebuilt from the ground up in 99 and again in 2004. I also have an 02 Road Glide. My wife's Sporty was taken apart and put back together to look like my Low Rider, with a Fatbob tank and bobtail. I'll see if I can get some pix on here. Yeah, bikes and boats seem to go together. Too bad summer's so short up here in the North. |
79 four speed frame, 114'' shovelhead (5''stroke/3 13/16 bore),Delkron cases, S&S wheels and rods, Jims lifter blocks and roller rockers, Axtel barrels, J&E pistons, Baisly dual plug heads,Pro flow oil pump, custom made push rod tubes, more machine work than I care to mention, 5spd trans.,PM wheels and brakes, Karata 3'' open belt drive, Barnett Scorpion clutch, high torque starter........WAYYYYY TOO MUCH $$$ in to this thing, but it does run VERY hard, surprize Mr. Twin Cam Duce (she's just a stock shovelhead)Haven't dyno'd it in the latest configuration but it made 115 to the rear wheel BEFORE we got the motor sorted out.
built it to match my car:D |
nice pic
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Originally posted by Bigyellowcat 41 Indian original paint |
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thanks to another rider, wifey would prefer I dint get another one !!!!!!
You should have seen the look on her face when I just sat on Chris's Busa Not gonna happen !!!!!!! The upside is she said I can get my Vette now !!!!! |
Just picked up a 2004 Fat Boy on Friday. Big Shots, Sledge Hammer Bars, Chrome front and rear suspension, all braided lines,solid chrome wheels,and all the flame hardware. Looks and rides awesome
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My 2000 Fatboy. 95" Stage III and a few pieces of chrome.
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build this from the ground up, 120 merch, baker 6 speed. current bike is a 03 road king 100% stock!
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2003 Covington Chopper. It's the yellow one on their website covingtonscyclecity.com. (Kevin's Limo) Congrats on your Sporty.
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Originally posted by jeff bratton build this from the ground up, 120 merch, baker 6 speed. current bike is a 03 road king 100% stock! |
'01 Bourget Fat Daddy
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Our bike.1981 Honda Silverwing.Yeah its slow.Its a lot of fun though.
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You guys are in for a treat. Soon as I find my camara so ya'll can see my new ride.
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I just joined the club:) It's a 2004 Softail Deuse. Pearl white with a stage 1 kit and Vance and Hines big guns.
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Originally posted by RJ1340 IRONMAN, Sportsters are nice, my wife has one. I'm not saying they're for girls, thoug. Its alll I could afford and I though it would make a good first bike. Also I have riddin 600 f-4 and 954RR...... both of which I am glad I got off of alive. I have very little self control and not to say that you can't fly on a harley but it is whole lot easier on a sport bike. I stood the 954 up doing over 90 and I didn't mean to. I took it directly back to my friend and told him to never allow me to ride it again. I love to ride and I bought the Harely so that I could cruise up to the boat and pop around the lake. Thanks to everyone for all the responses. I get to picke the bike up on thursday I'll try to post some pics. |
good luck and enjoy...sport bikes will get one in trouble.
Boats are still better. There are no rules off-shore, kind of like America used to be. :drool: |
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Here's a pic from the harley web-site. Same color and all.
I am going to put drag bars and a few other upgrades on it as soon as I decide where to start ....pipes...saddlebags....chrome.....new front wheel...grips. |
I agree sport bikes are awsome, fast, responsive and just plain cool but I know my self control or lack there of would just get me in trouble on one.
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Originally posted by Ironmanwb I agree sport bikes are awsome, fast, responsive and just plain cool but I know my self control or lack there of would just get me in trouble on one. |
Originally posted by Sonny Spectre 30 My 2000 Fatboy. 95" Stage III and a few pieces of chrome. |
1997 Harley Ultra Classic
Cordell |
2002 Yamaha FZ-1. :D
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