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How do I lay frame? I have a Deuce that has a newly installed Shotgun on it and I'm getting a 2" drop up front over next week to level it out.
If I wanted to say...you know....just roll up some place, hit the switches and drop the bike on it's frame so I didn't have to even move the kickstand out, how do I go about doing this?
I'd even get off the bike and scoff at all the stock height Harleys while pretending I was better than everyone else. Just so I could completely the image of douchebag Harley rider and all.
You ever ride two up? Ever get any complaints about your pipes? I see in your sig pic you have a solo seat but rear pegs. I want those pipes, but I'm worried about melt the passener's foot with them coming out right below the peg.
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