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If you sell, it'll be your biggest regret ever. Especially if it is paid and costing you little to nothing to keep. I'm just saying. If you have really decided that you don't want a fatty anymore, then sell because you'll be able to replace it with a bike you will love. But, the bobber should just be a side hobby IMO.
I would want the real deal. Not a Sears & Roebuck special, in
other words, not built from the CCI catalog with an all S&S motor.
Find an OLD Pan or Shovel, put that in an early wishbone frame,
etc etc. A kicker, a 4 sp, open belt & so on (the real deal)
Keep the fatty!
Try lookin around for a half done bobber project that someone's givin up on or lost interest in you can usually get some of those pretty cheap to get ya started.
Just sayin.
keep it!!! get a old 883 or a sporster and chop the **** out of that, Go to websites like these http://www.chopcult.com/default.php to find ideas. I would love to have your bike, like above said, why sell it for a bar hopper! You can find sporster parts cheap!!
That's the wrong bobber... build this one... and the spokes on your bike are too fat, so I would definitely get rid of an otherwise perfect bike... sure... go for it.
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