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RippoDippo

· #62 · Jan 4, 2007

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Checking off the todo list.

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Django

· #63 · Jan 4, 2007

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That is killer frenchkiss.

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hogtownhd

· #64 · Jan 4, 2007 (Edited)

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ryangobie

· #65 · Jan 4, 2007

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lowchief said:
my boys ironhead.

i can dig that.

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baytowngreaser

· #66 · Jan 4, 2007

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G Griffin said:
I like Eddie's.

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Thanks G!!

-eddie

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imaboner

· #67 · Jan 8, 2007

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ryangobie said:
Some more of Hensley's bike if you have em please.

unfortunately that's all i have of that one... i would like to see more if anyone on here does have em though.

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Matt D

· #68 · Jan 8, 2007

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imaboner said:
unfortunately that's all i have of that one... i would like to see more if anyone on here does have em though.

There is a feature on Matts Sportster in Dice issue # 6. That bike came out of Randy Jansens Go Fast Choppers shop. One of the best Sportsters ever in my book. You may also be able to see more pics at gofastchoppers.com

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Captain KenEvil

· #69 · Feb 4, 2007

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my old 88

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dqch

· #70 · Feb 4, 2007

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My POS

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Mark Tore

· #71 · Feb 4, 2007

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choppercopper1 said:

I think I almost bought this bike in 2002 or 3. My buddy wanted me to look at another one and when I called back the second time it was gone....if its the same one....

Mark Tore

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rev616

· #72 · Feb 4, 2007

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fergenboysinc said:
the other side. Get that fire started and tell him to do it the way HE wants it. Post picts when you get him started

thats a chevy tail light right? it looks like one i almost picked up at a swap today,but i didnt like the price.but he didnt know what year or anything.just saw chevrolet written on the glass lens.

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NEX

· #73 · Feb 4, 2007

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Here is some of my favorite..

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tampamatt

· #74 · Feb 4, 2007

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Marty said:
a good buddy of mine is looking to buy a Sportster and i want to light the fire under his ass by emailing him some good photos... any and all variations appreciated... thanks

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tampamatt

· #75 · Feb 4, 2007

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ooh..me so horny...nice

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Coldeye

· #76 · Feb 5, 2007

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Never took an interest in Sportsters until I saw these pictures. I like some a whole lot more than others. The cafes are really cool as well. Shows some diversity in what you can get from thses bikes. I know nothing about these bikes, I'm a Triumph guy so forgive my ignorant questions. Are the stock frames easy to hard tail? Are they bolt on or weld on kits or are most of these bikes running custom frames. I'm seriously considering picking one up if I find the right start up bike.

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big_al

· #77 · Feb 5, 2007

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Coldeye said:
Never took an interest in Sportsters until I saw these pictures. I like some a whole lot more than others. The cafes are really cool as well. Shows some diversity in what you can get from thses bikes. I know nothing about these bikes, I'm a Triumph guy so forgive my ignorant questions. Are the stock frames easy to hard tail? Are they bolt on or weld on kits or are most of these bikes running custom frames. I'm seriously considering picking one up if I find the right start up bike.

Spotsters remain the neglected stepchild of HD, which is fine with me, they are light, and fast, the engine tranny design makes em compact and can yield a bike that is very CLEAN.

The traditional "Oh it is a girls' bike" makes a lot of people steer clear.....that keeps the price down. It was not that long ago that it was pretty easy to find a running iron head for about a grand....

Even the new Evos can be picked up really reasonable.....

I have put 120,000 miles on my 93 xl

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rigidude

· #78 · Feb 5, 2007

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Coldeye said:
Never took an interest in Sportsters until I saw these pictures. I like some a whole lot more than others. The cafes are really cool as well. Shows some diversity in what you can get from thses bikes. I know nothing about these bikes, I'm a Triumph guy so forgive my ignorant questions. Are the stock frames easy to hard tail? Are they bolt on or weld on kits or are most of these bikes running custom frames. I'm seriously considering picking one up if I find the right start up bike.

all Sportsters f*&king rawk on !
major frame change in 79'
You can add a kicker up to 79'
Last year for ironhead was 84'
Left side shift up to 74' (was still on option 75 and 76')
Neck stem is 7/8" up to 84' but you can resize races for 1"
weldon and boltons are plenty on these internets for the pre79'
I see more and more weldon kits for later models nowdays.
THEY ALL GOOD !
Sportster dudes dont bitch like the whiney cunts u saw this past weekend from both stock purists to aftermart 'dont-give-a-shitters'(me) big twin enthusiASSt's .
A sporster enthusiast is more likely to exchange ideas and suggestions and where to's or how to's and less likely to impose rules on how to or what to post on a message board like the f*&king anal gash sh*t I saw a few threads ago...goddam how many women are on this board ?
...except for the occasional " why do people call my sportster a girl bike or 1/2 a harley ?" waaaaaa waaaaaa waaaaaa my panties are wadding waaaa waaaa you made them do that, you better take that back! waaa waaa...I think it's more thier imagination...all that, being the worst baggage what comes with a spurty !
anyway, my trucks been runnin for a half hour here...dam it's cold...

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