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sorry for the confusion everybody, i own the warrior, it's a quad, not a street bike, and i would be recieving the sporty. wich i would wan to turn into a little rigid bobber/bar hopper. i just don't know if the motor would be worth it. i have my fxdx for daily and long distance rides, i really don't ride the quad much any more, so trading it would not break my heart, i just need to know if the 1000 motor will be worth it or do they have known problems that i need to take into cosideration.
jump all over it if the value is there. your rigid idea rocks! and if 1000 aint enough for you man you could put a 1200 kit on her. what ever you do your riding a harley man, nuff said.
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