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And a very nice sickle it looks, too. Good on 'im.
It's a bit too anonymous for my taste, almost 'just another tarted up Softail with springer front end' as a lot of the old school features of the 'bones have gone, but that just me.
It's still a very nice bike & a credit to the creator.
I actually like it alot. A wicked @$$ custom job! Only thing left to do is lose that plastic pan under the seat. Man I hope the MoCo can come up with something better than that POS they put on. I know I'm spending this winter working on that, and a few other details too.
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