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My old man's last bike. He passed before he finished it. He hand built the back fender and it was still in the rough to teardown and paint whole bike. Sons bike to finish now. 1991
He built bikes from 60s until he passed in 02/2020 This was his last ride.....
Would like to ask you springer guys a question. I have a 200 rear Fatboy and am kicking around the idea of snatching the front end off and replacing it with a HD springer. If I were to get one from a Bones, would my stock front tire fit the width?
Would like to ask you springer guys a question. I have a 200 rear Fatboy and am kicking around the idea of snatching the front end off and replacing it with a HD springer. If I were to get one from a Bones, would my stock front tire fit the width?
I am not sure about the Fatboy but my springer has a 90/16 tire on the front.
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Do you still have your springer?
