MasterDabber
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How hot does that RH pannier bag get with the pipes outlets?
Show us your Harley
- Thread starter Steptoe
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I had to look back to the first posted picture to check
My insurance has sent me a copy of Mr efeanyichukwn ( real name by the way) statement denying all liability.
Apparently after cutting across a three lane road he stopped at 180 degrees across two lanes to let a pedestrian cross the road he was intending to turn down - " i swung around the corner at full speed and continued to accelerate all the way until i hit his car".
No way was he to blame, he's the victim of "A motorcycle riders enthusiastic and flagrant disregard for a carriageway"
He also twice mentions the intense and heavy traffic. - the same traffic that i seem to have completely missed as i sped full speed around the corner -
So let me see, Full speed around a corner on a 20 year old Harley in solid traffic.
Oh and he says after hitting him at full speed, the only damage caused to the motorcycle was a broken indicator lens. - in fact none of the indicators or lights were damaged.
More paperwork and letter writing .....
I can be a witness if you want....
EPP
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Yer right
I did have it without the bags, but put em back on for agreed valuation quote at Harley shop. They are handy though if yer going any distance and need some carrying space. I've been looking for some system of quick release hangers for the bags so I can use it without them for most of the time it does just look miles better without em......... 
Mutley
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Yer right
HD do quick release kits for most things, even the Tour Paks on Ultras
Beetle2112
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Is that an anagram of Chicken of Irony?
chap at the dealer told me how they do it, paint stripper on the fork legs to get the lacquer off, then rub down with wire wool, then solvol autosol to achieve that polished look. I did it once to a blackbird I had as they suffer with it as well, hard work but you can make them look like chrome, or with a bit less solvoling achieve that brushed steel look
chap at the dealer told me how they do it, paint stripper on the fork legs to get the lacquer off, then rub down with wire wool, then solvol autosol to achieve that polished look. I did it once to a blackbird I had as they suffer with it as well, hard work but you can make them look like chrome, or with a bit less solvoling achieve that brushed steel look
Er, why..?
Surely the 'Screaming Eagle' of Irony...
Smudger has not had the pleasure of seeing my glide!! Yet.....
i think it has whats called a patina of age
ooooooh, eeeerrrrrrrr, don't think I'm gonna like it!
Mutley
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The Gammon Glide arrives
The Gammon Glide arrives
new toy?? as well as/Instead off??
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