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Its a 96 883, and also lowered..which is good because I'm a bit challenged in the vertical department.
Already looking at big bore kits, and and airbrush setup because the paint scheme is god-awful. You believe this was a guy's bike? Runs like a raped ape only 10,000 miles. Of course most of the bolts on it are loose..
Nice I've got this sittin in the back of the shop wattin on a ground up it a 86 FLHTC.
And this is what I'm riding now a 06 FLSTNI this was taken on the day of pickup June of 06.
But has it been to "Geneva on the lake"....
very nice, If it were in the cards, a Heritage Softtail would be sitting in my garage....Guess I need a garage first
That's AWESOME!! I'll 100% agree that being heard while riding a bike is good in a general sense, most of the Harley's I pass are painful for me to hear, and I'm wearing a helmet and my hearing sucks.
Lisa nice ride, here's what you do, put the bike on the back of the truck and take it for a ride, until she get's use to it,it's like putting a new rider on your own horse, ride it around a little. LOL.
But has it been to "Geneva on the lake"....
very nice, If it were in the cards, a Heritage Softtail would be sitting in my garage....Guess I need a garage first
OOOh yes, I take it with me every year, if not to just ride it around Ashtabula then to ride it to Eddies Grill.
Wish I hadn't sold this 100th anniversary edition. But I only miss it when I see other bikes, like every day.
1550cc in a small frame. It too ran like a "raped ape".
Although a Harley is not my personal preference congratulations none the less Lisa. Please be safe, wear a helmet, and assume the drivers around you are going to make the stupidest move possible because they will.