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to this board, that is. HD rider for 31 years. Current is an '87 FLST, but it's in stealth bobber mode now. Basically always ridden chops or bobbers. Hate chrome; gotta polish the stuff. Like stainless steel, wrinkle black! Lookin' forward to hangin' around here.
Welcome to the board Skip. Glad to have another Texan around. That's the first I've ever heard about not liking chrome; interesting... Anyway glad you're on board and hope to see ya 'round.
There is something to be said about a dark bike. I like the look but it has too be the right bike.
Bet it looks good. I have chrome everywhere. Ride for 2 hours clean for 4. Its not that bad but i know what you mean about high maintanance. Dont be a stranger,come back often.
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