Main Menu
|
|
Active Threads
|
Food porn
Last Post: Stairman
Posted On: 20 Hours Ago
Replies: 3,394
Views: 1,082,743
|
|
Members Birthdays
|
|
 |
Posted 6th February 2008 at 01:29 by Quebeker (My (useless) blog.)
Updated 6th February 2008 at 04:37 by Quebeker
I was thinking about the mistakes I made in my life.
I drank too much.
I did some drugs.
To the point of being homeless for a while.
I lied to family members, employers and friends.
I have been a jerk to some people.
I dumped a woman or two that I loved.
I wasted my money on crap when I should have saved it for a rainy day.
I killed (accidentally) a cat.
Blamed other people for some of my screw-ups.
I didn't always do...
|
Custom Bike Builder
|
|
Views 31962
Comments 9
|
|
Posted 17th March 2008 at 14:55 by glh
Thank Goodness. I've had 2 windshields on this bike and neither worked well.
My original post for help is here:
http://xlforum.net/forums/s...ad.php?t=86885
After 5 months of struggling with wind issues, and knowing I will be touring on my Sporty come early summer, I bit the bullet and bought a fairing. Riding without a shield is a blast, but there...
|
Chief Harley Engineer
|
|
|
Views 26072
Comments 8
|
|
BTW, in case yo were wondering why I made new Lic Plate mounting holes if I am going...
|
Flat Track Racer
|
|
|
Views 17451
Comments 0
|
|
Posted 6th September 2009 at 22:26 by emzdogz (EMZ' BLOG mush from Aunty Em's brain)
well I changed some of the bolt-on stuff on my 07 XL1200L over the summer. Just today went for a ride to really test out how I like it all.
Went from a Memphis Shades handlebar-mount shield to a National Cycles "Flyscreen".
Went from a Drag Specialities 2-up seat to a Mustang WIDE solo.
Went from sissy bar and some sort of bag attached, to NO sissy bar at all, and instead a pair of Willie and Max bags mounted up with Easy Brackets.
...
|
Master Custom Bike Builder
|
|
|
Views 33460
Comments 11
|
|
Posted 17th September 2015 at 04:04 by Nolemags
Updated 21st July 2016 at 00:42 by Nolemags
(typo)
Every damn day I would go into the workshop to do anything I would try not to look at the ’69 sportster on the stand with its guts all hanging out on the concrete. An old fry pan holding motor oil with a layer of sawdust sat underneath. The sportster didn’t blink. But I couldn’t help but feel ashamed for tearing up that transmission three years earlier. And even more ashamed for not putting her back together.
I knew that one day, it would all wait and the priority would be to put...
|
Biker
|
|
|
Views 22733
Comments 2
|
All times are GMT +1. The time now is 19:09.
|
