Thunder Mountain
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Joined: Jun 2008
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From: Southern MD
I sat on the TM bagger the other day and was amazed by its balance. You could pick it up with your pinky finger. I asked the dealer how they did that, he pointed to the right side belt drive. It made enough of an impression that I would almost consider that for a mod on my Road King.
Beary
Beary
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From: Sunland, CA
i was at the david mann chopper fest last sunday and they had a few custom bikes
for sale the prices where unbelievable rang from $10.000 to$18.000 these were
show bikes one of a kind i see great deals at the long beach swapmeet too if your
shopping for a custom you got to check it out-ride safe
for sale the prices where unbelievable rang from $10.000 to$18.000 these were
show bikes one of a kind i see great deals at the long beach swapmeet too if your
shopping for a custom you got to check it out-ride safe
Road Warrior
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 1,683
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From: Melissa, TX
Quick! Where's Leohd so he can bash someone for posting a non-harley related topic! One that even indicates it's not HD related in the subject line!
The NERVE of some people, I tell ya!
See: "tongue in cheek"
The NERVE of some people, I tell ya!
See: "tongue in cheek"
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Road Captain
Joined: Oct 2007
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From: Near Raleigh N.C.
Ive seen a couple of them before they are sporty looking bikes. The bagger TM cycle is a softtail from what i remember (i could be wrong) i wonder how well this would really handle then? It may feel balanced but i also wonder how your back and butt would feel after a 400 mile trip riding a softtail 240 tire bike if what i said is true?
heres a link to the manufacturer
http://www.thundermountaincustoms.com/frontier.htm
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Road Captain
Joined: Oct 2007
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From: Near Raleigh N.C.
"laffs"...these are Harleys man....just like the Steven Tyler Bikes.
Road Captain
Joined: Dec 2006
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From: Texas
I just looked at a Keystone today. They do NOT come with a HD warranty. They have a 1 year warranty from TM, not HD. Very nice bike, though! Best of both worlds: unique enough that you won't see copies everywhere you go, yet the reliability of the Harley engine. The one I checked out had the SE103 (many have the 110) with a Baker 6-speed and Heartland seat. It fit like it was designed for me... sitting IN the bike, not ON it! They quoted me $36K before TTL... $40K out the door, but offered to knock off $4-5K to make a deal happen soon. That would put it around $35K, which is about what I'd put into a Softail, with mods. I'd seriously consider one in the future!
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