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I have a '75 FXE that we dragged back in the '70's and it has a "SOA" fairing off of a XLCR Sporty. But I had it on there since the '70's, so I think the so called "SOA" fairings are actually "MIA Fairings"!!!!!LOL!!!!
you should claim royalties from the show. Those fairings give me an itch though, dunno why but probably because I feel they spoil the lines of the bike. Seeing all those identikit bikes on the dyna forum makes me see red in a big way because I am old skool and these guys make comments like "sick front end dude" yet its the same as the last one. For what its worth a local gang member died in an accident due to high bars like they have on that thread, smacked his chest on the bars and tore open his aorta. If he'd had apes he would likely still be alive, if a bit battered.
Well......they were in the drawer for a month and I don't recall showing them to anybody...I do have a main suspect but I think there are some very bad people who might object to me giving him the bash but perversely, were I able to produce evidence, those same people would kick the crap out of him on my behalf....its all about the approach...
We call them Coyotes they have a bounty on there head. It time to bring out the backhoe and plant a tree. good old cow town
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