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Welcome Area OnlyNew Member Welcome Area Only. Be sure to pop in here and introduce yourself & let us know what Harley Davidson you own. Save your bike related questions for the proper area.
Hi HD enthusiasts. I'm in Florida and come from a long line of bike fans—Harleys, Yamahas, and Hondas (don't hate me for that last one). But Harleys have always been the bike of choice in my family. My dad had a couple of sportsters, a 1948 hardtail that he chopped and did a frame-up customization to. His last HD was a Captain America replica, which he built from the frame up. He always wanted a Fat Boy but never got one. He left this world at the young age of 54, with his wolf/German Shepherd mix dog at his side. So I'm now the keeper of Cap'n America and a Yamaha. I'm hoping some of you can help me understand what I have in the CA bike.
Welcome to the forum! Please post pictures of your Captain America bike - I'm sure plenty of us would enjoy seeing it! Instructions for posting pictures is on the top of the new member forum link.
Welcome to the Forums! Sorry to hear about your pops checking out so early. You might want to post your question in the General Harley Chat section for a better response. Just click on this link to get there:
Welcome to the forums from Sebring. Lost my father when he was only 53, I know its rough but he definetly left you something that will always be apart of him. Post some pics of the bike when you get a chance.
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