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I'm kind of interested in the bikes made by Tejas Thump Cycles, they sell kit bikes like panheads, knuckleheads, captain america, ect.
This one http://www.tejasthumpcycles.com/Moto...rcycle_Kit.htm caught my eyes and i'm interested in it because compared to a real full bikes, it's cheaper, and i dont have to bother with all the licensing, inspection and all the paperwork unless i want to get it on the road. Anyone have experience with them? Is it relatively easy? Do you need massive amounts of tools? Are they good bikes, once completed?
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