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Thankx fer da info.After22 years of riding Harley's and Quads I didn't
know that.I thought it was a nice day,newly paved highway,and a girlie
bar every 5 miles that turned us on.
Tommy
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You left out the bugs in your teeth! That's how you can tell a happy biker! :>)
Tom B. '57 Stepside 3200
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I have a mint 76 Superglide,(shovel),and a mint 88 Herratage softail
(evo),and as much as I love my 50 5 window,I'd give it up in a minute to
keep the wind in my hair,and fresh air in my
lungs!
Tommy
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Kevin D. Pennell wrote:
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> Allen, You done good. 65', besides being the last Pan, was also the first
> year of the Electric Start. Shovel top end came out in 66'. "Panheads
> Rule!"
>
> Kevin
> 59' Apache 38/NAPCO
I've never owned a hog, but always wanted one. Closest I got was almost
buying a gorgeous '47 Knuckle about 15 years ago. Lack of finances was
the only reason I didn't buy it. I did build a couple of nice 650
Triumph hardtail choppers, though. Charlie Kish was right on, a nice
bike would look good in the back of an ole-truck!
Alan
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