my wife calls us Harley snobs -- when I'm going to a a club funtion she always says "I see you have on your little costume" you must be getting ready to go out and play.

It's not that we don't like metric bikes we just prefer to stick with Harley's-- we are very passionate about themthis is taken from our website

"The RARE BREED Motorcycle Club, a LAW ABIDING organization, was established in 1989 for the sole purpose of creating a positive and well respected organization for African-American men who shared an unexplainable passion for building and riding Harley-Davidson Motorcycles."

A HQs 95/103will pull the frontwheel up with clucth assistance--a 107 or larger you probably wont need the clutch -- I only mention HQs becuase that what I have--I'm positive other reputable 95/103/107 kits will do the same-- anything more than 107 you will have to practice keeping the front wheel on the ground.

 

I agree there were some very good examples of fine craftsmanship.

My problem with this show was that the program guide said it was supposed be about the Harley museum.
That and I'm sick of that blow hard Michelle smith. She's a skank!

 

saw the show liked the bikes - some of those they had spent some serious money on them....great they are helping the kids.

 

Show replayed again this week. Awesome work on those bikes.

 

That show was a re-reun. If you missed it again they usually replay wednesday's shows on saturday morning around 8am on Speed.

 

That was a great show, great looking scoots but, I've seen that show at least 4 times. I know about the reruns on Saturdays but I watch it on Wednesday. They have to come up with some new shows.

 

the amazing thing is most of them were Salvage bikes, they just want a clean title and straight frame-- if you want to see some good stuff go on youtube for HDTV2 thru HDTV6

 

Just called home to have my wife record it for me. Hopefully it will stay on the cable box for me till April.