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Welcome to the Softail world! I'm also a convert from the Sportster world, but I just bought an 1988 sporty, about a year ago, as a project and play bike.
Welcome to the Softail world! I'm also a convert from the Sportster world, but I just bought an 1988 sporty, about a year ago, as a project and play bike.
That's crazy talk!
I had a Sporty, bought a Deluxe, sold the sporty, bought a '87 sporty as a project/play bike. Mine will be built minimalist tracker style.....except for the GSXr USD forks I've grafted onto the front
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