Greetings From American Iron Magazine
#41
10-03-2007, 04:00 PM
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Welcome from Okalhoma. Luv the mag. Can't wait for each new issue. Great stuff inside. I'm not new to cycles but new to riding Harley's. Wish I had swapped over a long time ago. Best ride out there and the best part is the folks you meet while riding. Pull over on the side of the road for a break and close to 100% will stop to see if you're OK. Great bunch of people them Harley riders!
Jerry
Jerry
#42
10-03-2007, 08:48 PM
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ORIGINAL: Buzz Kanter
Thanks for the note, but jeez, you make itsound like my 1955 Panhead, that I rode from our offices in Connecticut to Milwaukee for Harley's 100th aniversarywas broken down of something. If you recall we were simply tighnening up the primary chain that had stretched,One pain in the butt with those old bikes was that when you pulled the tranny back to tighten the primiary chain, you then had to redo the rear wheel to take up the drive chain slack AND readjust the handshifter AND foot clutch adjustment. That old girl sure did run good on that tide and I still take her out but with a 1955 Harley sidecar on her now.
ORIGINAL: myzen
Hey Buzz,
Welcome to the Forum. I thoroughly enjoy the mag. I had the opportunity to meet you in 03 at Woodstock Harley Davidson when you had your Pan up on the lift. Really enjoyed speaking to you then. Keep up the great work!
Mike
Hey Buzz,
Welcome to the Forum. I thoroughly enjoy the mag. I had the opportunity to meet you in 03 at Woodstock Harley Davidson when you had your Pan up on the lift. Really enjoyed speaking to you then. Keep up the great work!
Mike
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Welcome from Huntsville & Redstone Arsenal, AL. I picked up your "Great Weekend Projects '07" special and was blown away. The amount of tech info and how-to's in your mag puts the others to shame.Keep up the great work.
Any chance you could put the calendar in as a pull-out?
Any chance you could put the calendar in as a pull-out?
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Welcome from Augusta, GA!
Great magazine too, keep up the good work, and I'll keep buying it.
Great magazine too, keep up the good work, and I'll keep buying it.
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ORIGINAL: RedlegRK
Welcome from Huntsville & Redstone Arsenal, AL. I picked up your "Great Weekend Projects '07" special and was blown away. The amount of tech info and how-to's in your mag puts the others to shame.Keep up the great work.
Any chance you could put the calendar in as a pull-out?
Welcome from Huntsville & Redstone Arsenal, AL. I picked up your "Great Weekend Projects '07" special and was blown away. The amount of tech info and how-to's in your mag puts the others to shame.Keep up the great work.
Any chance you could put the calendar in as a pull-out?
Thanks