cross bones vs. Paul Sr's bobber
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03-24-2008, 06:16 AM
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RE: cross bones vs. Paul Sr's bobber
i guess you look thru the years of Harley.they was making bobbers along time before mister big shot been alive.and they dont make a bike . that i would buy that is one bike show they could take off the air . and i would'nt miss.
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03-24-2008, 08:42 AM
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RE: cross bones vs. Paul Sr's bobber
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I'm not defending OCC but copper and black is the color scheme of Klipsch Audio Technologies.
Check out their web site.
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Copper & Black, how original
Copper & Black, how original
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03-24-2008, 02:53 PM
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RE: cross bones vs. Paul Sr's bobber
35K with a RevTech engine in it? Woah some people need to stop smokin crack!
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04-01-2008, 08:37 AM
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RE: cross bones vs. Paul Sr's bobber
Chops are cool, I'd sure like one but not that or any other for 35K. Chops are no where near as popular as they were several years ago. I am seeing 30+ chops go for 10 and 12K. So I'll wait and watch for the great buy on some one else's loss. Not trying to be an Azz hole but money is money and if ya buy some thing ya can't afford and have to sell it at a big loss ya Phuckkered up to start with. Just MHO
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04-01-2008, 08:59 AM
RE: cross bones vs. Paul Sr's bobber
I'm gonna have to disagree with ya's...I'd rather have Sr's bike. With a limited run of 50, you may begin to understand why the high ticket price. I don't like the idea of the RevTech, though. I'm surprised they didn't keep with S&S, but whatever. I threw a leg over the "Greenie" bike and a few other of their production line and chatted with Jr. back in September when I was in prebuy for a new bike. The only reason I didn't buy the OCC was a 2.5 gallon fuel tank vs. 4.8 for the Street Bob. I like to keep riding...
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04-01-2008, 09:47 AM
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RE: cross bones vs. Paul Sr's bobber
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I'm gonna have to disagree with ya's...I'd rather have Sr's bike. With a limited run of 50, you may begin to understand why the high ticket price. I don't like the idea of the RevTech, though. I'm surprised they didn't keep with S&S, but whatever. I threw a leg over the "Greenie" bike and a few other of their production line and chatted with Jr. back in September when I was in prebuy for a new bike. The only reason I didn't buy the OCC was a 2.5 gallon fuel tank vs. 4.8 for the Street Bob. I like to keep riding...
I'm gonna have to disagree with ya's...I'd rather have Sr's bike. With a limited run of 50, you may begin to understand why the high ticket price. I don't like the idea of the RevTech, though. I'm surprised they didn't keep with S&S, but whatever. I threw a leg over the "Greenie" bike and a few other of their production line and chatted with Jr. back in September when I was in prebuy for a new bike. The only reason I didn't buy the OCC was a 2.5 gallon fuel tank vs. 4.8 for the Street Bob. I like to keep riding...