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i know i know, he could have just bought a regular softtail.
he's young and very determined to do things his way.
but i can say he did a pretty original job.
But, it does look nice and if that's what he wanted to do, then hey, that took a lot of work and determination to make it look absolutely nothing like a Train haha. At least he was determined!
I think we have all, at one time or another, started out as a young kid on a Harley who was going to do things "our own way". The bike I now ride is the product of every bike I have ever had or rode over a nearly 40 year time span. I'm sure he's just starting out on this journey we have all taken. If you look this kid up in 20, 25 years he too will be on a totally different bike. I think it's a process we all go through. I know it's been a Hell of a ride for me as time and money has come and gone.
I think we have all, at one time or another, started out as a young kid on a Harley who was going to do things "our own way". The bike I now ride is the product of every bike I have ever had or rode over a nearly 40 year time span. I'm sure he's just starting out on this journey we have all taken. If you look this kid up in 20, 25 years he too will be on a totally different bike. I think it's a process we all go through as time and money comes and goes. I know it's been a Hell of a ride for me as time and money has come and gone.
agreed. being he's only 24 years young, would rather him focus on his ride than out and about causing trouble
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