There's Something Oddly Familar About This?
05-09-2004, 12:10 AM
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Originally Posted by ColinRX7' date='May 8 2004, 09:02 PM
DUDE!
You build bikes? A friend of mine I usually hit the bars with is into bikes huge, I learned alot from him.
He's gonna **** himself when I link him up and tell him someone from the Rotary forum built it!!!
That's ******* AWESOME! I have alot of respect for that man, you did nice work!
You build bikes? A friend of mine I usually hit the bars with is into bikes huge, I learned alot from him.
He's gonna **** himself when I link him up and tell him someone from the Rotary forum built it!!!
That's ******* AWESOME! I have alot of respect for that man, you did nice work!
This was the second project, a joint venture, if you will, from my father an I.
The first was this 1994 Soft tail (yes another shameless plug)
LINK to ebay
05-09-2004, 12:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Eric Happy Meal' date='May 8 2004, 09:14 PM
wheres the old school chain driven, suicide shifter, hard tail bike!?!?!?
These things are like a "Cadillac" smooth ride, smooth shift, and plenty of HP at the twist of the wrist!
05-12-2004, 11:24 PM
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Bump...Sold!
Well the 1994 FXSTC anyway, I guess I'll hold on to the Pro-One bike until Barrett-Jackson next winter.
At least I'll have the dough to get the 32 coupe project started, Big Block 572 here.. we...come.....oh yeah it has pistons, I apologize for the indescretion
Well the 1994 FXSTC anyway, I guess I'll hold on to the Pro-One bike until Barrett-Jackson next winter.
At least I'll have the dough to get the 32 coupe project started, Big Block 572 here.. we...come.....oh yeah it has pistons, I apologize for the indescretion