Nicely done! Is the peg location good for you?
yeah the bend in the knees is more now, but I like how it tilts my pelvis forward, keeping my back straight. Do plan on rising the seat a bit. Making the bend in the knees a bit more ''durable''
Nicely done! Is the peg location good for you?
We might not have great Mountains here in the Netherlands but on a day like this, its pretty nice
Is that one of those Sportsters with the dual plug heads?The Harley's turn today. This is at the top of a road called Brandon Gap and the one that named this mountain apparently didn't like what they saw. Mount Horrid.View attachment 330131
Did you use the original brake pull-rod or make up a new one. I am in the process of doing a similar modification.yeah the bend in the knees is more now, but I like how it tilts my pelvis forward, keeping my back straight. Do plan on rising the seat a bit. Making the bend in the knees a bit more ''durable''
Looks like a rubber mount roadster to me. If so it's not dual plugs but has better heads and the same W grind cams. 05-06?Is that one of those Sportsters with the dual plug heads?
Some didn't catch that...Is that one of those Sportsters with the dual plug heads?
It is a 2005 Roadster with a 2006 motor.Looks like a rubber mount roadster to me. If so it's not dual plugs but has better heads and the same W grind cams. 05-06?
Nice bike.
I like it. Three brakes and mid controlsIt is a 2005 Roadster with a 2006 motor.![]()
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I have to go to Satsuma, Fl. tomorrow to be honor guard for a Southern Cross of Honor installation for a Confederate soldier. His 3rd great granddaughter is coming down from Tennessee. Gonna' be hot in wool! I can smell the black powder already!I like riding around my area for 1/2 hr to 2 hour rides. Many of my area roads are straight and between farms sections. This little cemetary caught my eye so I turned around to explore. This plot has no sign or identifier. The headstones to the left have "Birthdates" from about 1805. Wisconsin was admitted to the USA in 1848 so these folks would have been early settlers to the area. Beyond the wall of trees is a corn crop doing well for this time of year.
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That does give one pause, doesn't it?(I just read her @kshansen epic ride post this morning)

I did something similar last year riding to my Grandpa, Great Grandpa and Great, Great Grandpa's graves. Looks like you had a good day!This little cemetary caught my eye so I turned around to explore
Have a dear friend who does set/props building at American players theater in SG. Lovely place to visitAllison wanted to visit some horsy friends at a ride about 50 miles away. "Lets take a bike" she said, I haven't ridden with you this year. (I just read her @kshansen epic ride post this morning) I looked at the herd and said well YOUR Honda looks like the best bet. So did a hundred miles of twisty state and back roads. We had a great time, the laid back position rather comfortable, It's just a tiche short, seat to that tank flare for my long shanks or I could CC on it all day. other than a bit of low speed wigglyness it's a peach. two up 65MPH even long steep hills are easy peasy. Nice suspension even without adjusting rear shock preload for two riders. The automatic is too easy to get used to.... We stopped for a lunch in Spring Green near Taliesin nice seating in a garden with a musician doing great singing guitar, of some classic rock ballads.
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Anyways great afternoon with the wifey.
A 2009 it's just now coming up on 2,000 miles.