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Heck, I'm probably dropping from a ground-pounding 35 HP back to a wimpy 30 HP by reducing the displacement from 80+ to74.
That's all? thought they had more than that....
Have fun!
Heck, I'm probably dropping from a ground-pounding 35 HP back to a wimpy 30 HP by reducing the displacement from 80+ to74.
That's all? thought they had more than that....
Have fun!
A 2008 883 Sportster produces approximately 55 horsepower at 6000 rpm.
A 2008 883 Sportster produces approximately 55 horsepower at 6000 rpm.
It's arrived at its new home. I really do need my head examined..I obviously have a flat head too. Let the adventure begin.
Have fun. Looks great.
Apologies for crappy cell phone pics. Will get some with a real camera pretty soon.
Thing is the epitome of 'old school cool' though.
The whole 'Captain America" chopper look is gone. No more sissy bar, king queen throne, stubby rear fender, maltese cross tail light, etc. Anybody want to buy all the " Fonda retro-chopper" stuff off of me?
The whole 'Captain America" chopper look is gone. No more sissy bar, king queen throne, stubby rear fender, maltese cross tail light, etc. Anybody want to buy all the " Fonda retro-chopper" stuff off of me?
Is there a worse riding position? Honestly?
To be honest..I actually find the reclined back riding position quite OK as long as the hands fall naturally on the grips (i.e no ape hangers or extreme elk horns for this kid) ..and I cannot ride one of the ricer/racer/GP bikes for even an hour in that 'forward crouch/horse jockey' position without becoming intensely uncomfortable. Ugh.
But best of the best for me has always been seated straight up..like my FLHTC dresser..
The whole 'Captain America" chopper look is gone. No more sissy bar, king queen throne, stubby rear fender, maltese cross tail light, etc. Anybody want to buy all the " Fonda retro-chopper" stuff off of me?
I'm good on mine, but would like a bit closer, higher bars. Just an inch or two. I'll settle on a new bike that fits right though. I'm kinda practical that way.
changing the bars is a lot of work
You don't have any cable stretchers do you?
I do.
Not sure how good those would be on hydraulic brake lines, bud.
Of couse I did say cable.