hacker said:
Second childhood I guess! :lol: ......good for roaming the airport, I paid $50 bucks, early 80's model, and it was never used, probably because it's a P.O.S.!!!!!!!.......Can't remember how many times I've rebuilt the clutch!!!!!....my kids like it, as long I keep fixin' it!...and those guys build cars? :shock:
Hacker
Thanks man. Good eye. Yeah Schott 689H in HH.Tommer45 said:Caveman, great jacket! Schott? Great look to it.
I love the old school look of the Cross Bones. I wish I could afford one as a second bike. I could never give up my Electra Glide though. You just can't beet the comfort of that bike!captaincaveman1 said:Thanks man. Good eye. Yeah Schott 689H in HH.Tommer45 said:Caveman, great jacket! Schott? Great look to it.
The Harley I rode was actually the first time I've ever ridden one. I've only owned and ridden sportbikes and cafes in my riding career. Gotta say I really, really liked it. With the dealer installed Samson pipes it sounded great from the saddle. Ride was super comfy especially compared to the bonnie which is a torture rack by comparison. Only thing I need to get used to is the longer wheelbase and weaker front brake.
One of these days...
STEVE S. said:my "rat rod" cushman. took out the 3.5 hp husky & grafted in a 9.5 hp tecumseh. i terrorize the neighbors with this :lol: it's WAY faster than hackers moped !!!!!
oldskoolonly said:my "rat rod" cushman. took out the 3.5 hp husky & grafted in a 9.5 hp tecumseh. i terrorize the neighbors with this :lol: it's WAY faster than hackers moped !!!!!
That kind of looks like what my Dad was riding in these pictures taken in Hawaii in 1941 just weeks before the Pearl Harbor atack.