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post #1 of 5 (permalink) Old 01-06-2011, 03:56 PM Thread Starter
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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...
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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.
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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.
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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 have my 750 and a Sportster and you know when I really miss having the centerstand is when I am loading up the Sportster to take a trip. It's nice to have a bike straight up and down when loading luggage on the back..........
Another plus for the Vulcan.
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