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#71

02-25-2008 | 06:31 PM

Xtreme Hawg

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RE: XXX- Crossbones-XXXX

Haven't seen one in person yet, but from what I'veseen and readin the enthusiast magazine, I like it a lot, can't wait for my local dealer to get one in so I can check it out in person... "D"

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02-25-2008 | 06:31 PM

cwilks

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RE: XXX- Crossbones-XXXX

The Crossbones is way cool IMO.......I really dig the fat front tire and the fender set up....needs taller apes and the rear lowered but other than that...... I'd have one

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02-26-2008 | 02:55 AM

benman

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RE: XXX- Crossbones-XXXX

Back fender is what makes the bike for me. At least it don't look like a dog with its tail betwenn its legs like them big ole fugly fenders on other cookie cutter harleys.

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02-26-2008 | 03:10 AM

cmcsns

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RE: XXX- Crossbones-XXXX

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ORIGINAL: MustBBrent

to each his own... But then again, I wasn't around immediately post WWII, as the article states they took the styling queues from. But I did learn that choppers were originally bikes that had all the extra parts chopped off.

Old school thinking (which I subscribe to), you get a bike, you start tearing all the 'crap' off it, if it still runs, you didn't need it! Although I have an '08 SG, which I love dearly, I can't part with my hardtail, it's a family member

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