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I have to admit. I'm impressed by the inginuity even though the look doesn't fit MY style. That is awesome! You do realize we're into "SUMMER" LOL
Nice work.
Originally Posted by blindrocket
So cool.
Though yes: winter makeover + spring makeover + summer makeover.
Thank you, gentlemen. Yes, it's getting late. I am aware. But just so you know, I did get out for a short ride on Saturday, just not on my Nightster. Ozzie practically forced me to take the KZ-750 for a ride. I don't normally ride someone else's bike but I am desperate and the weather was beautiful I got the feeling he wanted me out of the shop for awhile, so I went for a ride. Enjoyed the hell out of it to.
This is the bike he is eventually gonna do a fat front end on...he has the forks and wheel/tire and all the parts, just no time to do it because he spends all his free time working on this "Winter Makeover".
Thank you, gentlemen. Yes, it's getting late. I am aware. But just so you know, I did get out for a short ride on Saturday, just not on my Nightster. Ozzie practically forced me to take the KZ-750 for a ride. I don't normally ride someone else's bike but I am desperate and the weather was beautiful I got the feeling he wanted me out of the shop for awhile, so I went for a ride. Enjoyed the hell out of it to.
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I don't know if I'd be able to forget about that fenderless rear tire a few inches from my butt...
To me this is like a **** mag...........I dont read anything.......just look at the pics
^^^that! that dude Oz would be my garage wizard of Oz. I'd set him up in the corner and place my wishes and none of those wishes would be to go back home! dude this thread and the **** youre doing to this nighty are so ridiculous. i'm guessing you know cosmo over on xlf? until now i thought that was the cleanest looking sportster but this might rival that fvcker! i know you seen it....it's clean. not to give all the credit to Oz, you had the ***** and **** to go through with it and so what if it's a new efi and not an old runner, you're sacrificing crazy amounts of riding time to make your **** the way you want it and i respect that. i bet that ride on your boys bike was so liberating...good **** Ergo!
I just joined this forum a few days ago. I haven't had a bike in a few years now, my last one was stolen, but have been really getting the itch. I have done a ton of research on the Harleys to try and figure out what model will be the best option to modify, to meet my liking. I've determined that the 48 is what I want to start out with for my platform. Even though you have the Nightster, a lot of what your doing is what I want my bike to encompass. I've only made it through a 1/4 of this thread so far, spent the last couple hours reading and staring at the photos, and It's amazing. I've already learned a lot, and I'm enjoying the hell out the progress. I'll be caught up within a day or two, but wanted to say thanks for the inspiration.
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