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Hello from Blighty..
Hello from Blighty..
Wot Ho chaps and chapesses,
Isnt this interweb thing absoluty splendid.
I'm English, dont ya know, and after 26 years of riding I finally saw the light and got a proper motorcycle.
Nice to meet you all...........so to speak
WB
Isnt this interweb thing absoluty splendid.
I'm English, dont ya know, and after 26 years of riding I finally saw the light and got a proper motorcycle.
Nice to meet you all...........so to speak
WB
RE: Hello from Blighty..
Hi Art
July last year bought myself a spanking new black Nightrain EFi, since then I have fitted a Ness Big Sucker, Antique style round air filter cover, LePere leather seat with gel pads, V & H Pro-Pipe with my own custom made baffle (Had a local blacksmith make it out of stainless), Powercommander, Chubby 501 bars, frenched headlight trim, Nostalgia antique style grips, Ness +3" forward control brackets, and a few other bits and bobs. I only have about 4500 miles on her so far, bloody work always seems to come first.
I absobloodylutly love the bike, so much so that I can overlook the crappy fuel guage, Dunlopsuperhardditchfinder tyres, and strangled (as stock) engine. I figure it cost me about a grand to get her running like she should, which is a bit steep considering Harleys are not exactly cheap over here. I figure I got to sort out the suspension next, and some nice quality wire wheels, and...and.....and.........when will it end....[sm=bounceybounce.gif]
WB
July last year bought myself a spanking new black Nightrain EFi, since then I have fitted a Ness Big Sucker, Antique style round air filter cover, LePere leather seat with gel pads, V & H Pro-Pipe with my own custom made baffle (Had a local blacksmith make it out of stainless), Powercommander, Chubby 501 bars, frenched headlight trim, Nostalgia antique style grips, Ness +3" forward control brackets, and a few other bits and bobs. I only have about 4500 miles on her so far, bloody work always seems to come first.
I absobloodylutly love the bike, so much so that I can overlook the crappy fuel guage, Dunlopsuperhardditchfinder tyres, and strangled (as stock) engine. I figure it cost me about a grand to get her running like she should, which is a bit steep considering Harleys are not exactly cheap over here. I figure I got to sort out the suspension next, and some nice quality wire wheels, and...and.....and.........when will it end....[sm=bounceybounce.gif]
WB
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RE: Hello from Blighty..
Welcome to the Forums. Glad to have ya.
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