Harley Question

[jordy]

I'm not a picky man...

American v-twin with knees in the breeze. ;-)

Another one of my good friends owns Knockout Motorcycles. I was trying to save a pic of my favorite bike they've built but I can't get it bigger than a thumbnail. Go to http://www.knockoutmotorcycles.com/ and click on motorcycles (http://www.knockoutmotorcycles.com/motorcycles.htm) and the first one on the second row, #14 is my favorite one they've built. That thing is a rocketship, like tear your arms off fast.

[2manymustangs]

American v-twin with knees in the breeze. ;-)

Another one of my good friends owns Knockout Motorcycles. I was trying to save a pic of my favorite bike they've built but I can't get it bigger than a thumbnail. Go to http://www.knockoutmotorcycles.com/ and click on motorcycles (http://www.knockoutmotorcycles.com/motorcycles.htm) and the first one on the second row, #14 is my favorite one they've built. That thing is a rocketship, like tear your arms off fast.

even if it was built with a big CC XL engine... Which are CHEEEEEEEEEEEAP....

[jordy]

even if it was built with a big CC XL engine... Which are CHEEEEEEEEEEEAP....

If I had my way I'd have about 6 or so (more) scoots in my garage. Gotta have a bagger or 2, a Heritage, a little bobber, an FXR, something really old and like park in the living room kind of cool, but all fully functional and ride ready.

[2manymustangs]

If I had my way I'd have about 6 or so (more) scoots in my garage. Gotta have a bagger or 2, a Heritage, a little bobber, an FXR, something really old and like park in the living room kind of cool, but all fully functional and ride ready.

A lightweight large CC XR 750 replica would be fun I think... REpop parts (tank/seat/fender) are available...