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should a rookie have engine guards?
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From: Harrison, ar
RE: should a rookie have engine guards?
I put in the answer of whatever! Do what is right for you. When I was a kid I used to dirt bike and through out my teen years and adult years I would allways be riding peddle bikes or mountain bikes for 3 seasons. I chose not to get one for my sportster but everyone is different!
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From: Harrison, ar
RE: should a rookie have engine guards?
hey whaap it wasn't be that say that it was Sporty883LOW just an fyi!
I just don't care for people confusing me with others![:@]
ORIGINAL: whaap
Are you saying you're going to "hang it up" if you ever drop your bike? 
You might not be a rookie but if I'm still around after you've been riding 60+ years, let me know how many mishaps you've had.
ORIGINAL: Sporty883Low
I'm not a rookie rider, but just bought my 1st HD, and it's a Sporty. Engine guards don't look great on them, better suited for a dresser. If you can't hold up a Sportster, you shouldn't be riding a bike.
I'm not a rookie rider, but just bought my 1st HD, and it's a Sporty. Engine guards don't look great on them, better suited for a dresser. If you can't hold up a Sportster, you shouldn't be riding a bike.
You might not be a rookie but if I'm still around after you've been riding 60+ years, let me know how many mishaps you've had.
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