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hell ya! that used to be an awesome forum then they became anti anything not V twin... just like some of hte Harley only zombies!
not sure about fab work, it is bolted into a big twin frame, pre done tank, fender, oil box... they did save the trees and drop em low, (looks killer) but dont really see anyting too fabbed up... never the less cool bike!
Looks good, but the front end looks like it only has about an inch and half to absorb any bumps. If he puts a front fender on that thing it's going to smash right into the bottom of the triple tree. Nice concept thou.
i tell you though... i love that smashed tree look, with jsut a bit of travel there! i wish i knew more about it i would rock that on some of my builds
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