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Got my first Harley tail end of last year. This is my 7th bike but my first Harley. I am 25 and have been riding since I was 15, crossed India twice on a 1964 Royal Enfield. My last bike was a Yamaha R1, 2002, race replica, this 10 year old thing could do 176 miles /hr, that R1 was an excellent machine but failed to be more than just a machine.
I was always into customisation and wanted a bike that was in my head as an image, I got a tattoo of the bike first with a HD logo, finally a AMD world champion Harley dealer in UK had a bike exactly like that, with a few tweaks I got it home.
Looking forward to a lot of that quintessential Harley community spirit
Images of my Harley, she is called Elenore (after the turtles' song):
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Slideshow: A standard cruiser becomes an intricate metal canvas in the hands of a Swiss custom house known for pushing Harley-Davidson platforms far beyond their factory brief.
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