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Looks like I’m the non-qual here. Navy guys will get that. For everyone else the “Noob”.
Currently I am the proud owner of a 2004 Softail that the crank scissored on and caused some damage to the oil pump and casing. It is currently torn down waiting for funds for a rebuild. In the mean time I picked up a ‘93 Sportster 1200 from a friend of a friend that needed some money. To my surprise during this bike’s life time someone has pieces parts it together from several different bikes. I am attempting to put it back together, not restore being it is not an anniversary model. But get it back a full blown ‘93. If not I may have to do a Frankenstein motif to it and now that I have said that. It maybe the way to go. That would be badass.
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Hello from Northeastern TN
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