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Hello everybody. Been away from the Harley crowd since 1993 when I broke my neck for the second time. A very good friend gave a 1997 Heritage Softail with 4k miles on it. Been sitting for 25 years. Went through it and put an Andrews EV 3 cam and an S&S Super E. Tires are next as I don't trust the one on it after sitting for so long. Hope to have some fun this summer, Taking it to Colorado August. Get out of the Vegas heat. Korvettekarl
Well a big howdy from Vegas. Always wanted to visit "down under" Beautiful place from all I have seen. Thanks to both of you for making me feel welcome. Lived on Andrews Air Force Base until my father retired form USAF as supply sergeant for Air Force One in 1969. Been in Vegas ever since.
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