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Re: Struttin' (Long Response)From: mickey finn <hd86xl@yahoo.com> Next Article (by Author): Re: Didn't get that Sportster thingy? Or did but don't want it? Buy/Sell it "one4" --- Jeff & Linda Gamble <keepers@bigbaylighthouse.com> wrote: > I had a '53 hard tail with a tank shift for 10 years > about 20 years ago. > There are some major differences in geometry you > might consider. > The '53 was a much longer, lower bike > It had car size tires for small bumps > It had huge pneumatic forks on the front with a very > soft first 1" travel, > and a very firm progressive resistance from there on > for a short dip and a > solid stop. > It had straight Frame from the front fork tube to > rear axle - no bends I believe that design is refered to as "THE LINE" it made Milwaukee famous, or was that beer? ===== Mickey Miami Beach 86 HD XL 883+ Sportster 65 Honda 250 Scrambler 92 HD FXRS Lowrider Next Article (by Author): Re: Didn't get that Sportster thingy? Or did but don't want it? Buy/Sell it "one4" |
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