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Oh god did we let Traildogs brother in????????????
AAAC how much do you clean your bike??????????
Probably not enough. The one thing that would have made this bike perfect is if it had been black denim and entirely blacked out, instead of being chromed out.
[QUOTE I'll be doing as much of the work as I can...I can't afford to pay Harley Davidson to do it!
It would be nice to know what I've got but I guess I'll just end up doing as you suggested and enjoy it!
The S&S website has instructions on how to locate numbers on the flywheels and ID it, you look thru the timing plug that is located on the left side of the engine at the base of the cylinders.
If you have a big bore kit, the cylinders will have Revolution Performance marked or a cast iron cylinder stamped Axtell, Sputhe made some big bore kits but don't see alot of them. S&S made a 88" for Indian but personally if someone sold a bike that was a 88" Evo they are full of poopy.
Probably not enough. The one thing that would have made this bike perfect is if it had been black denim and entirely blacked out, instead of being chromed out.
Ok you must be Traildogs second cousin since he would never get rid of any chrome!!!
I beat you to it lol said damn near the same thing lol
I'll have to get her cleaned up first. I rode it home 4 hours through a snow storm a little over a week ago. I've been waiting for some good weather to get her cleaned up.
I'll have to get her cleaned up first. I rode it home 4 hours through a snow storm a little over a week ago. I've been waiting for some good weather to get her cleaned up.
It's fine only one give you chit for dirty bike is TD lol
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