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As mentioned before, reasonable offers are welcomed!

Welcome to the site, sorry for your misfortunes, good luck with your glove search!

It looks similar to the Night Train I owned, with a smaller rear tire. Typical Harley Davidson design in my opinion, nothing to get excited about...

I had the same concerns mentioned while riding with contacts. Thank you for all the great information, I will be getting contacts for sure on my next visit to the eye doctor.

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One of my dogs is named Lincoln, we have always called him Link, so I stole it from him. He is always at my side nagging at me, and of course he was there as usual when I was setting up my account on here...So instead of trying to be clever or original I used his name. Boring I know, but that is the story behind the name.

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I was hoping that someone local would be interested, I am not sure how to ship a guitar without the original box, or how costly it will be considering the size.

Thank you, much appreciated.

Steelers!!!

Practically brand new, barely played at all. This was purchased for my Son, he wanted it bad until he got it, then he had no interest. $400 with a soft case, offers welcomed... Please keep offers reasonable, I guess the list price for this guitar is over $1100. I stole the picture posted, but I can take actual pictures of the guitar if needed. I have 2 right handed guitars, two amps, drum kit, and a snare and bells kit (school band kit) I will be selling too, along with some guitar effects, if anyone shows an interest, I will post them up too. All the equipment is in good shape, and will be reasonably priced... Mahogany Body Arched quilted maple top String thru body Tune-o-matic bridge Set neck Seymour Duncan '59 reissue pickup in neck Seymour Duncan Custom Custom pickup in bridge 3-way toggle switch Rosewood fingerboard with X inlay Exclusive Grover 18:1 gear ratio tuners Gloss finish Buzz Feiten Tuning System™ Color: Quilted Cognac

The FMF would probably be my second choice after the Barker's, if I had to choose between what is available. I think a rear exit exhaust twin or single would be the ticket for me, more controllable sound levels, and less maintenance, the current slip-ons available burn out their packing to soon in my opinion. Not exactly what I would go for in a rear exit, but it does look good to me, minus the tips.

+1 for the stock exhaust with a tune, and for the Barker's if you want a new exhaust. Don't forget the aftermarket exhausts are all very loud, and not much power gain at all...Notice the stock exhaust was not tested with the Race ECM, the aftermarket slip-ons were all tuned in the exhaust test results Tpoppa provided... The results are not accurate without seeing what the stock exhaust will do with a tune, regardless of what D Adams (Keda Design) claims...LOL!!! Save your money on the slip-on and aftermarket filter...Get a Race ECM tuned for the stock exhaust from EBR, or get a PC V and get a custom tune, run the stock exhaust with some turn-out tips and the stock filter, just my opinion.

Sounds like fun, I should be there mid/late June, only for a week though, trying to accomplish the same...

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Welcome to the site!

Nice I just started my new contract just before Christmas...

I was a Leo now a Cancer.

Not exactly what I would do to one of my bikes, but obviously you like it, that is what matters right! Welcome back!

I need to spend more time on here, I miss everything!!!

Sometimes people just amaze me with what they can do.... http://kuvaton.com/browse/16659/diy_motorbike2.jpg

I am a new Droid X user, and the more I use it the better it seems. I have a friend that switched from the I Phone 4 to the Droid X, and he claims he likes the Droid better, but it was all about the I Phone 4 when he was using it too...

Best of luck with the new shop...I might have to stop in this Spring sometime...

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Welcome to the site...Good choice on the rebuild... Before and after pics preferred...