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Krusty
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 Deb's new Harley. |
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| Tue May 27, 2008 8:46 am |
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Murdoch
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I bet she is very happy with it  
And the right colour too 
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Lazza
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Very nice - is she doin wheelies with ya yet mate??
I still think she shoulda went the XBS option 
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Aussie XB12SS
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Looks nice Krusty.
So what does Deb think of it to ride?
Though you could probably tell us your thoughts as I bet you have taken it for just a little squirt around the block. 
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Sprocket
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Great bikes the Sportster! Nice and bareboned simple! I nearly brought a 1200 Nightster, and if i did i would have put these pipes on it!
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| Tue May 27, 2008 6:23 pm |
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Murdoch
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I like the Sporties.
Had one myself
I really like the Nightster
Great pics those 
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buellbabe
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Very nice! oooooh shiny and new 
So what were her reasons for choosing that over a Buell? I remember you were trying to convince her that the X1 would be a good bike for her...
I am currently storing a mates custom Sporty and have taken it for the occasional ride. Its a great little bike but feels gutless after the Buell and I am definately over that upright sitting position. Plus its F**king heavy compared to the Buell.
That said though I have VERY fond memories of my Sporties. Bloody primo bikes. My 883 was a go anywhere do anything bike. Its went offroad, along bush tracks etc...places I wouldn't DREAM of taking the X1!!!!
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Fuzz
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Krusty, nice bike, though I am curious, I have a friend with a new 08 XL 12 low, and the bloody thing feels like it has a bad motor mount, or the flywheels are out of balance...a very jerky feeling that increases with accelleration...you have'nt had any such experience with the pretty blue one have you?
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Bombardier
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How hot does your right foot get next to that pipe?
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ajturbo
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| buellbabe wrote: | | . My 883 was a go anywhere do anything bike. Its went offroad, along bush tracks etc...places I wouldn't DREAM of taking the X1!!!! |
ya wooos... hahahha
but that bike looks NICE....
i like the idea of the single seat...!!! 
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