Seen at South Leverton bike nite!
Does this go round corners?
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Seen at South Leverton bike nite!
Doesn't do it for me...
All it says is 'Look at me, I've got loads of money'
All it says is 'Look at me, I've got loads of money'
Doesn't do it for me...
All it says is 'Look at me, I've got loads of money'
and time to polish it!
Would love to see some home brewed originality...
Elvisto
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Jealous lot of fuckers on here !
And if he has loads of money? so what, at least he's spending it on what he fancies
And if he has loads of money? so what, at least he's spending it on what he fancies
Jealous lot of fuckers on here !
And if he has loads of money? so what, at least he's spending it on what he fancies
Well said that man!
As I said above ...
... I'm not a huge fan or follower of the custom scene but your remark would indicate fat front wheels are following a trend; that I haven't seen
I think the one pictured is different enough from the 'bobber' style to qualify as original, you obviously don't and I'm genuinely curious as to why ?
... I'm not a huge fan or follower of the custom scene but your remark would indicate fat front wheels are following a trend; that I haven't seen
I think the one pictured is different enough from the 'bobber' style to qualify as original, you obviously don't and I'm genuinely curious as to why ?
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Has Trippy seen the exhausts?
Bobbers have been done to death. 'tis true...
But just because it's not a Bobber doesn't make it interesting (to me).
Hence the comment about 'originality'...
Mutley
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It will go round corners perfectly fine, the issue is riding down a straight road when there's a steep camber 
As for it being a custom, it looks like a fairly stock Softail to me
O.K. it has a fancy front end but that just bolts on. So do the wheels. A bit of work to make the back light flush but it's off the shelf. It does cost a LOT of money to build something that looks that mass produced though.
I like the paint though
As for it being a custom, it looks like a fairly stock Softail to me
O.K. it has a fancy front end but that just bolts on. So do the wheels. A bit of work to make the back light flush but it's off the shelf. It does cost a LOT of money to build something that looks that mass produced though.
I like the paint though
It will go round corners perfectly fine, the issue is riding down a straight road when there's a steep camber
As for it being a custom, it looks like a fairly stock Softail to me
O.K. it has a fancy front end but that just bolts on. So do the wheels. A bit of work to make the back light flush but it's off the shelf. It does cost a LOT of money to build something that looks that mass produced though.
I like the paint though
So it's basically a stock bike!
(apart from the wheels, the front end, handlebars, mirrors, rear mudguard, front mudguard, exhaust, seat, air filter, stretched tank, paint job, forward controls, rear light, clocks/tank console, switchgear, indicators, headlights......aaaaaannnndddddd a belly pan)
Mutley
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Well it ain't a chop, and it ain't a bobber so that would make it a 'stock custom' at most events, yes
Well it ain't a chop, and it ain't a bobber so that would make it a 'stock custom' at most events, yes
Dunno what the categories are at most events, can't be arsed with them anymore. But its a long way from being a stock softail, YES
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