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Dec
24
If I cant get to my computer tomorrow, I want to wish you and your familys a safe and Merry X-Mas,:cheers: and a Happy New Year.:cheers: Ride safe and enjoy.
Dec
23
thought this was really great!!!
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It was the day after Christmas at a church in San Francisco. The pastor
of the church was looking over the lawn when he noticed that the baby
Jesus was missing from among the figures. He hurried outside and saw
a little boy with a red wagon, and in the wagon was the figure of the
little infant Jesus.
So he walked up to the boy and said, "Well, where did you get your
passenger, my fine friend?"
The little boy replied, "I got Him at church."
"And why did you take Him?" he asked.
The boy explained, "Well, about a week before Christmas I prayed to the
little Lord Jesus and I told Him if He would bring me a red wagon for
Christmas I would give Him a ride...
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It was the day after Christmas at a church in San Francisco. The pastor
of the church was looking over the lawn when he noticed that the baby
Jesus was missing from among the figures. He hurried outside and saw
a little boy with a red wagon, and in the wagon was the figure of the
little infant Jesus.
So he walked up to the boy and said, "Well, where did you get your
passenger, my fine friend?"
The little boy replied, "I got Him at church."
"And why did you take Him?" he asked.
The boy explained, "Well, about a week before Christmas I prayed to the
little Lord Jesus and I told Him if He would bring me a red wagon for
Christmas I would give Him a ride...
Dec
23
Hello Everyone, Been on vacation then had to deal with the Oklahoma ice storm and no power for 10 days. Anyway power's back on, Harley's safe in the house and have some information to share with those wanting to install the front fork oil seals, professionally, without going to the expense of 60 bucks and upwards for those fork seal tools that you may use only a couple times a year. I had some pitted lower sliders that I wanted to replace on my 2004 Sportster so I picked up an almost new set on ebay for only 50 bucks including shipping. As some might know its easy enough to get everything apart. I left the forks and tree on the bike, I just removed the sliders, then I invested 2 dollars in a roll of duct tape, 49 cents for a 1 foot length of 1 1/2 in. diameter pvc pipe, and 1.79 ea....
Dec
23
Could someone tell me if stock wheels, rims, discs from an '06 fatboy would fit a '02 fatboy?
Dec
22
Hi everyone
Besides lube oils on the pavement surface immediately after the start of a rain and probable hydro-planeing issues on old rutted pavement I was wondering how much less traction one has with a bike on wet pavement as apposed to dry pavement? I've only had to ride a few miles in the rain on my bike. It didn't seem too bad but of course I was taking real easy.
Thanks
John
And Merry Christmas and all the best to all of you in 2008. I really enjoy these forums!
Besides lube oils on the pavement surface immediately after the start of a rain and probable hydro-planeing issues on old rutted pavement I was wondering how much less traction one has with a bike on wet pavement as apposed to dry pavement? I've only had to ride a few miles in the rain on my bike. It didn't seem too bad but of course I was taking real easy.
Thanks
John
And Merry Christmas and all the best to all of you in 2008. I really enjoy these forums!
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