That's the way to do it...
He's holding my 100/7 Hostage so I'd better pay up.
Anybody got an Evo for sale?
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He's holding my 100/7 Hostage so I'd better pay up.
Well can't see him on a Twin Cam so assume he's giving up on Harley's..
You're right, I wouldn't ride a TC... but I doubt it's the end of me owning HD's.
The thing is, I've simply got too many bikes, they're not getting ridden enough, and I hate to see bikes sitting idle.
Also, I'm more than happy to pass the 'Glide onto Rob, and so 'keep it in the Family'.
I know for sure that he'll enjoy it
youve abandonded the gang david,will we see you at le hog ? ,
I may ride down on my 1975 MZ...
<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/david_nimrod/8479477746/" title="MZ ~ by david_nimrod, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8111/8479477746_c01f74c18f_b.jpg" width="1024" height="689" alt="MZ ~"></a>
I'm tempted to paint it pink to match yours but people may talk
I read this the other day and it set me off http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/forwood/index.shtml Puts a lot of adventure bikes to shame, especially when you see how little has been replaced in over 600,000km's
Good one. [URL="http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/forwood/bike2.shtml"]Their[/URL] list of breakdowns and repairs. Looks like the old evo engines are pretty robust, and the gearbox hasn't even been apart
right on comrade !!!!!!!!!
'94 carb version.
my 95 carb version has just developed a crack/hole in the exhaust coming out of the rear cylinder...i think its been welded before so its forgivable at 140,000kms
my 95 carb version has just developed a crack/hole in the exhaust coming out of the rear cylinder...i think its been welded before so its forgivable at 140,000kms
That's a common problem, the metal is very thick so welding easy enough, I've just had mine welded again...
Or it's £235 here for a new one...S/H are like hens teeth...they are on permanent watch out for on eBay....
if it aint steel ,it aint real
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