Motorcycles, Post If You Got Em
- av8r
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I think that's a Ural. 2 wheel drive! Very cool adventure hack.Cap wrote:Check this out, out riding today near Kempton, PA. The location is a drained PA Fish Commission Lake which is under construction with a new damn. His wife showed up with a Jeep Wrangler and we yanked him out. He drove into a marshy area which wasn't real obvious when there onsite.
- harleymike
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That's me, on the left, on my 2010 Road King Classic. I love that bike. I've also owned a 1200 Sportster and a 1990 FXR Super Glide. Not to mention many dirt bikes
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- SMITTY
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Sweet ride, Mike.
I should've got one of those instead of the Night Train. The wind & lack of storage gets annoying on long rides, but I can't get the racing around out of my blood quite yet. Actually now I could because I have the RD or the XL to race around on. Still on the fence on whether or not to sell the 'Train this spring. Market really took a *censored* these past couple of years. Prices are down the toilet. Plus all the new stuff is 6-speed & 96 inches - tough to compete with that with an 88. Probably better off just keeping it, I think.
I should've got one of those instead of the Night Train. The wind & lack of storage gets annoying on long rides, but I can't get the racing around out of my blood quite yet. Actually now I could because I have the RD or the XL to race around on. Still on the fence on whether or not to sell the 'Train this spring. Market really took a *censored* these past couple of years. Prices are down the toilet. Plus all the new stuff is 6-speed & 96 inches - tough to compete with that with an 88. Probably better off just keeping it, I think.
- freetown fred
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Good, then stop competing & just lay back & enjoy every now & then. Seems like I've uploaded these before Nice ride Mike. For the record, she's titled a 78 1/2 FXWG--I built er from box's way back. PS, remember SMITTY, I said, every now & then
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- harleymike
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Smitty, I'm not sure you would take that bad of a beaten on the Train if you did a Pivate sale. The whole black out theme is back.
Freetownfred.....That's old school baby!! Nice looking ride
Freetownfred.....That's old school baby!! Nice looking ride
- SMITTY
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I hear ya Fred. Gotta do that more often. I think I put 20 miles on her this year ...freetown fred wrote: ........
PS, remember SMITTY, I said, every now & then
I had it up for sale this spring for $10,500, but the problem is the economy is so bad there's guys dumping '09 Fat Boy's fully loaded for that price. Newer Night Trains with built engines & thousands in accessories were also in that range. Pages & pages of nothing but Harleys .... eBay was no better. Kept getting offers for $7 -$8k, so I yanked the ads & kept it, at least for the time being. I'll make my mind up by this coming spring I guess. Depends on the finances. Paid over $13k for it in better times ....
- Firemanz84
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My first Harley that is now in the garage for a "someday" project...
84 FXST 1340 Evo, 4 speed, chain with a kicker...
My current ride HD Deluxe...
84 FXST 1340 Evo, 4 speed, chain with a kicker...
My current ride HD Deluxe...
- freetown fred
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That must really hurt your ass riding that FX.
- freetown fred
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And stop with the 1340--we speak AMERICAN where I come from. For the record, that would be 80 c.i.freetown fred wrote:That must really hurt your ass riding that FX.
- Firemanz84
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Not too bad...you just have to be a little tougher than mostfreetown fred wrote:That must really hurt your ass riding that FX.
- McGiever
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Bought this new in 1976...saving it in case I need it.
Under wraps in garage with 1500 miles on it...some day I'm going to roll her out for giggles.
Under wraps in garage with 1500 miles on it...some day I'm going to roll her out for giggles.
- SMITTY
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No way!! Only time I ever saw one of these in person was at school in Phoenix. They had one in the classroom, along with a few other rare models.
I like rotaries as much as I like 2 -strokes. That thing is worth a LOT of money if it's been kept out of wild temperature swings (no rust).
I like rotaries as much as I like 2 -strokes. That thing is worth a LOT of money if it's been kept out of wild temperature swings (no rust).
- SMITTY
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A great story here I was just reading, related to motorcycles: http://www.examiner.com/article/labors-of-love