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16 Mar 2012 14:37 #510038
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Terry Meyer / Wichita KS
76 kz900 w/1000 motor TWZTD
I am not driving too fast, I'm flying too low.
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that bike is sweet , but i would never build one with any thought to future owner. only person in this life you HAVE to make happy is you
Terry Meyer / Wichita KS
76 kz900 w/1000 motor TWZTD
I am not driving too fast, I'm flying too low.
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16 Mar 2012 17:39 - 16 Mar 2012 17:43 #510059
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76 kz900
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I agree. And I did build it my way. I feel everything I did was an improvement. It just seems to me that if you have a chance to keep the original parts with the bike, you should. I'm not a purist, but I guess you could say I have a sympathetic understanding.
Beautiful riding weather for bike week in Florida!
PS. That tail light is available thru J&P for about $50 or $60 (lic plate bracket included). I think it's a bit larger than stock Harley, so it fills the entire fender. Just a coincidence that the shape is nearly the same. I found mine on Craigs list for $40.
Beautiful riding weather for bike week in Florida!
PS. That tail light is available thru J&P for about $50 or $60 (lic plate bracket included). I think it's a bit larger than stock Harley, so it fills the entire fender. Just a coincidence that the shape is nearly the same. I found mine on Craigs list for $40.
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