leave it alone
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Cruiser
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From: ft lauderdale fl
leave it alone
am I the only one out there that seems to just leave things as they may dont get me wrong I have put a few things new on the bike like pipes and a couple of chrome things but nothing wild. just leave the bike alone plain is good
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From: A barrier island in NJ
RE: leave it alone
A bike is like a blank canvas to a new owner, whether it's new or used. Part of the experience in motorcycling for many is making the bike your own. Some like pain vanilla, others like tutti-fruiti, and there are a whole bunch of other flavors in between. If you're content with your bike, regardless of what you've done to it -or not, that's all that matters...
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RE: leave it alone
ORIGINAL: Thumper26
A bike is like a blank canvas to a new owner, whether it's new or used. Part of the experience in motorcycling for many is making the bike your own. Some like pain vanilla, others like tutti-fruiti, and there are a whole bunch of other flavors in between. If you're content with your bike, regardless of what you've done to it -or not, that's all that matters...
A bike is like a blank canvas to a new owner, whether it's new or used. Part of the experience in motorcycling for many is making the bike your own. Some like pain vanilla, others like tutti-fruiti, and there are a whole bunch of other flavors in between. If you're content with your bike, regardless of what you've done to it -or not, that's all that matters...
I'm kind of partial to Rocky Road. Other than hemorrhoids, what will this entail??
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From: St. Louis MO
RE: leave it alone
Its all about the customization. Make the bike yours. If you want stock, go for it. If you want to be radical with it, shine on.
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Road Warrior
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From: Somewhere in, WA
RE: leave it alone
I agree. Customizing your bike is like picking out your bike in the first place. It has to Fit YOU and only YOU.
Enjoy it fixed up anyway you want,just Enjoy it!
Enjoy it fixed up anyway you want,just Enjoy it!
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From: A barrier island in NJ
RE: leave it alone
ORIGINAL: DannyZ71
I'm kind of partial to Rocky Road. Other than hemorrhoids, what will this entail??
ORIGINAL: Thumper26
A bike is like a blank canvas to a new owner, whether it's new or used. Part of the experience in motorcycling for many is making the bike your own. Some like pain vanilla, others like tutti-fruiti, and there are a whole bunch of other flavors in between. If you're content with your bike, regardless of what you've done to it -or not, that's all that matters...
A bike is like a blank canvas to a new owner, whether it's new or used. Part of the experience in motorcycling for many is making the bike your own. Some like pain vanilla, others like tutti-fruiti, and there are a whole bunch of other flavors in between. If you're content with your bike, regardless of what you've done to it -or not, that's all that matters...
I'm kind of partial to Rocky Road. Other than hemorrhoids, what will this entail??
Take the socks off and make it a hardtail!
