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How many people still like the old school choppers and springers? I'm only 30 years old but old school is still cool in my book. Every style comes and goes and right now baggers seem to be the trend. Nothing wrong with that I even like a slammed blacked out SG. But who can't dig the chromed chopper/springer, panhead, rigid frame style? To me it's classic and will always hold respect. That's just MHO just trying to find some love for old school enthusiasts!!!
I Would walk half way across the nations to get an old school chopper,
but I barely would walk across my living room for one of the California choppers
Glad to see some old school lovers still around!! Good looking bikes posted from both of you guys. You guys know what old school style is, without a doubt!!
How many people still like the old school choppers and springers? I'm only 30 years old but old school is still cool in my book. Every style comes and goes and right now baggers seem to be the trend. Nothing wrong with that I even like a slammed blacked out SG. But who can't dig the chromed chopper/springer, panhead, rigid frame style? To me it's classic and will always hold respect. That's just MHO just trying to find some love for old school enthusiasts!!!
I like the looks of old school, that's why I have an 05 Springer and have it customized to look old school. It looks very much like the bike in my avatar looks.
Newer bikes can't match the sound of a Shovelhead stroker. If I could afford it, (and had room in the garage), I'd love to have an old school hardtail Pan. But it would be a waste, really, because as much as I like the look and the sound, these days my back couldn't take riding one for long.
Nostalgia is great, but when I head out for 1,000 or 10,000 mile ride, I'll keep my anti-lock brakes, comfy seat, windshield and heated grips.
love 'em. What I grew up on, chopped (as we called them then) Pans and Knucks, and rat 45s. These days I'd have to have a front brake, though. If I ever get rich, I'll build another.
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