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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.
Hello everyone. just joined this forum, looks pretty good!
I'm 47 and this fall plan on buying a new bike, I have been out of the game for 20 years, but daughter is starting collage ( and in the Air National Guard) My wife is now EX LOL........... I'm free at last!!
As of right now, I'm looking at either a 05 or 06 Sporty ( I had 2 1000 Sportys in the 80's) what I am planing on is just doing little things to customize it enough to separate it from other Sportys.
Welcome to the forum! At least here in Connecticut there is still quite a selection of 05 sportsters around with factory incentives, good luck in your search.
[/quote] Welcome to the forums from the Arizona Highlands. Ya, sure, okay, uhu, you betcha "little things." Once you start it's hard to stop. [/quote]
LOL , this is true!!! But just a few quick things right away, like bigger tank ( Porkster tank) different set of handle bars different set of pipes . Other things will come in time I'm sure LOL
Yea nobody told me harleys are like drugs, you just keep going back to the dealer and handing him your money! i've spent about $700 since i bought the 883C 6 weeks ago!
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