Just picked up my new '77 XLCR today. 6700 original miles, and in pretty nice shape. I had a huge shiteating grin on my face the whole way home. I caught a few people at stoplights with a look on their faces like "What IS that thing?" Well worth the pain in the ass of trying to find one.

Congrats! Color me jealous... love those XLCRs.

Cool, we want pics. With cafe racers it is either love em or hate em, and I love em

grats :)

pics?

Put me in the "Love it" collum, and we would love to see a picture please.

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XLCR :banana :banadevi :leekguit
I love those....you gotta give us some pics. I bet it was hard to find. I have not seen one around here at all! PICS PLEASE Coffin tank, backwards shift lever,2-1-2 pipes. Wille G is the man! A lot of folks dont like them. I think the new nightrod is cool too, coinsidence? I think not!


I am jealous

The image size was too big to load here, so I posted it over on the Photo Gallery, in the Ironheads Only section.

welcome... really cool bike...

Welcome! Have fun on the new bike. Where are you in Va Beach?

:iagree Love it....that said...
this post is worthless without PICS! :laugh ;)

For those of us that haven't see one here's a pic of a '77 I found online:

http://www.cycleshop.com/museum/bikes/img015.jpg

http://xlforum.net/photopost/watermark.php?file=3188&size=1

Still haveing probs with linking to the gallery, :doh but here is a link to his bike. :bluebanan

Looks pretty clean...again...I am jealous! :banadevi

The image size was too big to load here, so I posted it over on the Photo Gallery, in the Ironheads Only section.

Cool bike man!
VA Beach Biker's picture post link (http://xlforum.net/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=3121&cat=2)

I like those, but the chain guard always seems to look kind of too far rearward.
I noticed it on the one in Lee, NH, but thought it was just that bike.

This bike looks to be in great shape. :tour

Cool bike man!
VA Beach Biker's picture post link (http://xlforum.net/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=3121&cat=2)

I like those, but the chain guard always seems to look kind of too far rearward.
I noticed it on the one in Lee, NH, but thought it was just that bike.

This bike looks to be in great shape. :tour
DAMN that's cool I love to see older bikes in great shape!!! :clap :clap :clap

It's in overall nice shape, never restored, just a well cared for rider. It came with a couple of trophies it's won in some local shows. The first big thing will probably be having the Morris Mag wheels redone somewhere.

As you get her cleaned up, be sure to post more pics. again I LOVE THOSE XLCRs! :leekguit
:banadevi :bluebanan :banana

Nice lookin' bike! Betcha had a hard time finding it, but it was worth it!

Just picked up my new '77 XLCR today. 6700 original miles, and in pretty nice shape. I had a huge shiteating grin on my face the whole way home. I caught a few people at stoplights with a look on their faces like "What IS that thing?" Well worth the pain in the ass of trying to find one.

VA...NICE JOB! Looks almost as good as mine! :) From your pics, everything looks stock! Enjoy it man! I'm posting a pic of mine, below. Let me know here, or via e-mail, if you have any questions or anything about the bike. Just hit about 6600 miles on mine, and had some work done this weekend - rejet carb, intake seals, points. Nice looking bike VA!

I'm definitely envious. I had a chance to ride one back in the early 90's. A buddy of mine had one that his dad had given him. I thought what the hell was that and swore it was the ugliest thing I had ever seen. I didn't think it ran that well, and wondered why in the hell anyone would want one. Funny how times change ones opinion. I hope he still has it, and I hope I can someday own one or at least a decent looking replica. The lottery drawing is Saturday...

Congratulations, looks great and I love it!!!