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You at least need a spring seat to use the word "bobber" with this bike.
+1 at least.
A bobber is a bike that's been chopped, stripped of do-dads and made to go fast from here to there...
Usually hardtailed with a spring seat, mini apes, home made pipes with heat wrap etc...
While I love your bike, its not a bobber YET. That being said, its a great start..
+1 at least.
A bobber is a bike that's been chopped, stripped of do-dads and made to go fast from here to there...
Usually hardtailed with a spring seat, mini apes, home made pipes with heat wrap etc...
While I love your bike, its not a bobber YET. That being said, its a great start..
great start!? it's a nightster with an ugly seat. nothing bobber about it.
Ok like it says in thread in progress with that being said ok maybe it aint a bobber yet and maybe it will never be. I could really give a damn less its mine , been paid for for a while decided to make it truly mine that's why I started fixin it up. It is what it is. And whether the seat is ugly or not I like and it rides good.
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