Picked up this rad, but crusty, springer for $200 today. I'm not sure I'll use it on this bike, but if I can clean it up, I think it'll be worth the p
I think I found my no spark problem... new plugs, new wiring, new rectifier, new battery, points are good, rotor's good, and the P.O. didn't think to
Here's the thing stripped down to just a roller. Rear wheel is 18" and the front is 21". I can't remember how long those forks are, but the ride seems
Me 'n the good homies after helping me pull the engine.
Picked up this rad, but crusty, springer for $200 today. I'm not sure I'll use it on this bike, but if I can clean it up, I think it'll be worth the p
Removed the paint to get a better look at this dent. Turns out it's some sort of gash and has been soldered back together... trying to push, pop, and
Yoke clamp was bent in the process of trying to load the bike onto my friend's truck when we picked up the bike.
Thanks to advice from y'all and some folks on Chop Cult, I tried bending it back into shape with a vice while the fork tube was in place. Worked like
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Picked up this rad, but crusty, springer for $200 today. I'm not sure I'll use it on this bike, but if I can clean it up, I think it'll be worth the p

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