They make great boat anchors too! (Just talkin' the talk).
Seriously, I ain't got nuttin' against Sporties. I likes 'em.
Lol...right on. Actually, it's very common to find "drag bars" on a Sportster. And the title "drag bar" came from a part of a Navy ship boat anchor! So, you're kind of accurate with that statement!
Lol...right on. Actually, it's very common to find "drag bars" on a Sportster. And the title "drag bar" came from a part of a Navy ship boat anchor! So, you're kind of accurate with that statement!
Bwahahaha! Had no idea where "drag bar" came from!
yeh, I know. I'm thinking though it may be easier and cheaper just to find a whole bike and go from there.
depends on which comes my way first that I can afford at that moment I spose
I agree. There's a butt-load of "stuff" you'd use from a donor bike that would nickle & dime you to death starting from scratch.
You're in Ohio...this place is here in Indiana but rather close if you're looking for a deal. I've bought a few from there. They'll have a salvage title but they do all of the paperwork for you. Pretty cool place.