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As long as your in SD, Crazyhorse is a must see.

Well, as long as she is an (Angel), and I'm sure loves the trips every bit as much as you, I'd say take your planned trips, and spend the summer letting her try out and ride different bikes that she might be interested in then she'll know what she wants, and then next winter, buy the bike she likes.

Now that's one smokin Indain

April 1st brings em all out

Breaking News on April 1st--It's a given April Fools Joke. And if not, Victory can go by the wayside as far as I'm concerned and wouldn't loose a minutes sleep. Never did like Arlen Ness's stuff.

That's a great idea, so instead of BLACK brake pad powder on the whitewalls, there would be WHITE brake pad powder on the whitewalls.

usnmustang, phoneman, and primebeef, I want to thank you all for your posting on how to install, bars and end weights. I put the flanders bars on last week and the bar end weights today. Haven't taken it out on the road yet. Still lots of sand and salt here, but the next week should take care of all of that. They really feel great just sitting on it. BTW mine is an 05 RSTD Ok, so yesterday took it out for a couple hour ride and I like the bars but they will take a little getting used to. They definitely put you back in the seat. The pull back if very noticeable but I think that I might just raise the bars up a couple of inches. The middle of the bar end weights are 36 1/2" from the ground. I wish I could remember what my stock bars were. Anyone's measurements would be appreciated, either stock or Flanders. One other thing, my throttle doesn't go back to dead idle. Seems to stick a little, so I'm not sure where to look to solve this issue. Not a big deal but not quite right either.

WAY too much! I'd pay him for an hour and no more. Good luck

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Jonas, that is awesome. And I love that fact that it lights up. very detailed! But, i particularly like that red and white seat!

for you that have not been here, this is an awesome motorcycle museum. And they raffle off a bike every year. http://www.nationalmcmuseum.org/ It's in Anamosa Iowa, and there is a great state park very near by with camping. Plan on spending the day.

Two of them in a row too. Can't really tell if it is a fixed fairing or not. Interesting.

Bring on the CHILI

Well well well, look who showed up for the dance. hey Owl, glad your back with us. Hope your feeling much better. See you there

I don't think that you'll find many that disagree with you with the exception of a weatherman. I wonder if we have any of them here?

Simply amazing!

That's pretty cool. Just goes to show, takes all kinds.

Have a great time/ride. enjoy the warmth. BTW, just started on the RSTD

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Without a lift cleaning my WW's is not a problem. everyone has their own way to clean (or not to clean) their bike. Blast it in the car wash, or like me, clean it in my driveway. Cleaning is cleaning. WW's is just one more thing.

No problem here... +1

Hard to know what to say other than, AMAZING!

I put one on the front of my 05 RSTD this winter, but no miles on it yet. I've heard good things, but time will tell. That is it on the front.

Looks good, I like the nice big hatchback. That will be very handy

Good job, So---was she impressed and thankful?