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Harley with a Centerstand---
Just another e-mail I received and am shareing...
Don't ask me any questions, as all I know is what I see also...lol...
Oh, it even has floorboards but don't think they are KM's, but close... Watch the ride in the last bit... And don't say anything to me because it's a Harley, that has nothing to do with it, mostly its a motorcycle...lol...
http://www.fark.com/cgi/vidplayer.pl?IDLink=5734912
Have a good one...Old Dog...
Don't ask me any questions, as all I know is what I see also...lol...
Oh, it even has floorboards but don't think they are KM's, but close... Watch the ride in the last bit... And don't say anything to me because it's a Harley, that has nothing to do with it, mostly its a motorcycle...lol...
http://www.fark.com/cgi/vidplayer.pl?IDLink=5734912
Have a good one...Old Dog...
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...Girl's Bike 09 Sporty xl 1200 Custom...33k + & clickin...
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09-xl1200 "C" Vivid Black, Cast wheels w/19" Frt., SE-Stage 1+, X14iEDs...
MicroTach +, Higher wider H-bars, GPS Mt., Mustach bar Hwy. pegs...
Viking Shock cutout Saddlebags, Rear Mt. Signal Lt. Kit, Fork Brace...
RoadKing Air Shocks, Mustang Seat, Progressive Fork Springs...
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Well it does look to be in pretty good condition. I only watched the fire 3 minutes or so of it, but it's a nice looking bike for the age of it. Very nice find on the video. I will have to watch the entire video once I get a chance to.
1990 Kawasaki Vulcan 750
12,000
English Version
ACCT to MCCT conversion video
https://www.vn750.com/forum/showthread.php?t=18235
ACCT to MCCT Conversion Thread created by wib714
https://www.vn750.com/forum/showthread.php?t=17917
Proximity Construction
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Beautiful. Nothing against Harleys, I own one, a '97 Road King (carbed 80 in. EVO) It does not have a centerstand, but there is some company out there that builds bolt on centerstands for several Harleys. I might look into it someday, but my bike has tubeless tires, so a centerstand is not an absolute necessity like it is on bikes with tube type tires.
I am a motorcyclist, NOT a biker.
1997 Vulcan 750, purchased about a week ago
2006 Sportster 1200 Low
2013 Royal Enfield Bullet 500, converted to carb
2001 Yamaha XT225, heavily modified
2004 Honda Rebel 250
1979 Vespa P200E
2002 Vulcan 750 parts bike
1994 Yamaha XT225 parts bike
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Current Ride
Way cool!
2017 Indian Roadmaster (current ride)
2003 VN1600A (Traded August 2017 to #1 son for a Bushmaster AR)
2001 VN750 bought 4/19/08 w/2309 miles(Sold April 2010 with just over 12,000 miles)
VROC #33035
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Beautiful. Nothing against Harleys, I own one, a '97 Road King (carbed 80 in. EVO) It does not have a centerstand, but there is some company out there that builds bolt on centerstands for several Harleys. I might look into it someday, but my bike has tubeless tires, so a centerstand is not an absolute necessity like it is on bikes with tube type tires.
Another plus for the Vulcan.
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