RE: Post a PIC of your classic here
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RE: Post a PIC of your classic here - 10/1/2007 3:19:28 AM
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walla.b
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mostly a 1938 w model Thumbnail Image
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RE: Post a PIC of your classic here - 10/14/2007 9:23:58 AM
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msgtarmor
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Here's a pic of my 64 pan. Actually, I just sold it and bought a 89 softail.. Shoulda kept the pan. Thumbnail Image
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RE: Post a PIC of your classic here - 10/14/2007 9:36:32 AM
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msgtarmor
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And here is a before pic of my '71 FLH project. I dont have an after pic yet as it is still on the work bench. Alotta time, elbow grease, and $$$ to finish. The time and $$$ are in short supply so it may be alittle longer yet!! Thumbnail Image
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RE: Post a PIC of your classic here - 10/26/2007 7:33:59 AM
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stevodigitalfly
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1947 ul I ride it every day thats dry fun,fun Thumbnail Image
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RE: Post a PIC of your classic here - 10/31/2007 10:27:56 AM
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LEO1969
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1972 Ironhead (workin' on restore , almost there) Not sure about the Triumph year ~~ that's a 58 Pan' 1972
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RE: Post a PIC of your classic here - 1/17/2008 12:23:37 PM
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Skinner
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1976 XLH - This is my first post here. Had a '95 sporty that was wrote off when I was rear ended by a Road King at a stop light. Took a couple years off and played with a cage ('67 Jeep CJ5). Can't get the 2 wheel thing out of my blood though so I am back. Here some before pics as I got her. She's in several different pieces right now. I will start a progressive build-along on the ironhead section. Skinner
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RE: Post a PIC of your classic here - 2/6/2008 8:31:02 AM
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Dabluz
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Purchased my 31 vl in 1977, paid a whopping $450.00.This bike had a 1919 sidecar attached to it and a older car tire welded on .I finally finished an amatuer restoration in the 80's and rode it to work several times and around town.I just recently started a tear down and new restoration to try and make it as accurate as possible.Happy motoring! Thumbnail Image
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RE: Post a PIC of your classic here - 2/6/2008 12:09:07 PM
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JRK5892
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DO NOT HATE ME... I love the old honda CB series... i picked up an old CB350 i am working on now... i have had CB750's in the past... i will post some pics of some of my dads choppers when i get them scanned... he built some BAD @$$ bikes when he was my age... we are going to do it agiain... guess that is where i get the oil in the veins from! I am going to turn it into a small little bobber for friend to ride when they come into town... if you notice it is a 350 twin... not as common as the 350k4... any tips would be cool... ill get some of the Harleys up ASAP!!! Thumbnail Image
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RE: Post a PIC of your classic here - 2/29/2008 8:43:56 AM
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javalen
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My 71 flh Thumbnail Image
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RE: Post a PIC of your classic here - 3/29/2008 10:30:55 AM
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panz4ever
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76 FLH almost all original but came w/ all part to take it back to stock...
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RE: Post a PIC of your classic here - 4/11/2008 6:37:32 PM
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Pantony
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Joined: 4/7/2008 From: Milwaukee, Wis. Status: offline
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my 48 Pan Thumbnail Image
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RE: Post a PIC of your classic here - 4/15/2008 10:04:51 PM
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piniongear
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My 1971 XLCH. Bought it in 1973 and still have it today (2008). Photo taken in 2006. Thumbnail Image
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Rolling down the highway on two wheels since 1957... Owner Red/White 1971 XLCH & 2003 FXDL-Silver over Black http://area51.tzo.com/bperry/gallery
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RE: Post a PIC of your classic here - 4/16/2008 11:34:40 PM
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silvergoldsmith
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Here is my 1980 FXEF80. Owned since 1982. The sidecar allows me to keep riding. Thumbnail Image
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RE: Post a PIC of your classic here - 4/21/2008 8:46:52 PM
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22B
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Never had Harleys down here in the late 60s and early 70s so Triumph, BSA and norton were the go hers a pic of what I had in 1971 and 1973 Thumbnail Image
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RE: Post a PIC of your classic here - 5/22/2008 6:51:04 AM
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ShovelHeadKid
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The Bike Is In My Signature, i don't need any more pics than that one. 1978 Low Rider. The Story behind the bike is quite interesting. My Dad bought the bike Used in 1981 it had 78 miles on it and all kinds of Motorwork done. Branch Heads, Heavy Duty Cam, Sturgis Belt drive, Drag Pipes S&S Super B Carb, imaculate. So naturally being a 19 year old kid, he beat the piss out of the bike. When my brother was born in 84 i suppose it calmed him down a bit, then when my brother was four he made the ultimate mistake a father could make, sitting on the porch he told my brother "When You turn 18, this baby will be yours." Keep in mind i'm not saying giving your son your bike is a bad idea, i plan to do it too. But when you tell a 4 year old something, they hold you to it. Unfortunatly We were forced to sell the bike to buy a house when i was born(i guess i was the spoiler . So for his 16th birthday my brother got a 1985 honda nighthawk, and proceded to beatthe piss out of it. The Summer before my brother turned 18 we bought the bike back. 10 years later 200 miles later. The bike was in rough shape. The S&S was gummed up. The Sturis Belt drive was totally efffed. So we through a primo on it, worked the carb out(the adjustable main had been pulled out So instead of the recommended 72 it was a 120) And got her back on the road. Well, conveniently my brothers honda blew up ON his 18th birthday, and he claimed what was his. Unfortunatly, my brother is a racer, he lives his life in the redline. And a 25 year old bike can't handle that, so she broke...a lot. So when i got a 500 ninja for a starter bike, my brother initiated the trade. A Bike I paid 400 dollars for i traded for a bike that appraised at 18,000 dollars minimum before she gets repainted. Since i have put higher profile tires(the back tire is new in the back, the front is still old.) And am hoping to put Single fire electronic ignition in REAL soon.
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RE: Post a PIC of your classic here - 6/4/2008 12:47:22 AM
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beuz
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ORIGINAL: RRobert60 58 flh Rust power rocks !!!
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