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If anyone who watched their show would realize just how little engineering these guys do.
They just slap sh$t together in my opinion....and don't have a clue if it's right or not.
I liked the look and sent an email a couple of months ago about price and such,never heard back from them,they can keep their crap,I'm happier with my Harleys
If anyone who watched their show would realize just how little engineering these guys do.
They just slap sh$t together in my opinion....and don't have a clue if it's right or not.
Exactly! A big plus 1 on that TFB. Remember the "Howdy Doody Show", some of you guys are to young to remember but when I watched them that is what came to my mind.
I'd be afraid to ride one of there bikes.
Sorry guys, but they have the last laugh..............all the way to the bank. Their S&S Tribute bike is on the cover of the November issue of American Iron.
And what were they thinking on that right side exhaust. That pipe all by itself must be the only 'custom' part on the bike. And it's ugly where they put it anyway. Blah............. NO BUY!
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