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Yes, definitely a lot to like. If I wasn't saving up to redo the 65 I would be all over that and searching out the few parst it needs for stock configuration.
Yes, definitely a lot to like. If I wasn't saving up to redo the 65 I would be all over that and searching out the few parst it needs for stock configuration.
Good Luck finding a stock exhaust... that stupid donut on the rear of the frame [discontinued after about '84] ruined the exhaust...which was thin anyway... Ruined 2 for me before I woke up and quit using the damn thing!!!
Picking Nits here, but, I am Not a fan of gators, except on some well done Sportsters, and Can't ride with bars like that... and.... nah... good buy for the locale...
Last edited by Racepres; Jan 15, 2019 at 08:53 PM.
Yes, definitely a lot to like. If I wasn't saving up to redo the 65 I would be all over that and searching out the few parst it needs for stock configuration.
you can make the money to re do the 65 with the right guy buying it
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