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His last bike in his name just sold for $50K in Vegas @ Barrett Jackson.
That is one v-rod I would like to have if I could afford it.
Here is a link to a picture of it.
Look's like others found a working link, To me he was one of the one's I found myself drawn to on the tv when growing up when he was doing a jump on "Wide World of Sports" our family doctor, Dr Blackadar was the one in the kayak that rescued him after the rocket cycle jump over the Snake river.
Nice bike, but I'm a little surprised its basically stock. You would think being who he was he might have dropped something more performance wise than the fueler and pipes into it.
RIP Evil you were truely a one of a kind biker.
A V-Rod is a V-Rod. Still just don't get em... I know they're supposed to be the greatest liquid cooled thing on wheels, but for the life of me, I just don't get it....
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