82 FXR (SHOVELHEAD) PROS AND CONS
Dan Gibbs CPIM
It has bags but no front shield.
I am a first time rider and buyer. The price is fitting into my budget.
I asked a buddy and he said "SHOVELHEAD, TROUBLEHEAD"??
Any comments appreciated.
an...@my-deja.com
years. They may be a little more work sometimes, but not neccesaarily
a "troublehead". If ya like to tinker a little bit and do your regular
maitenance, ( which you should be doing reguardless of what model it
is) I don't think you'll have much problems. Check the bike out good
before you buy it. Reguardless of what model it is, if the previous
owner trashed it, you don't want it. If things look good, buy a good
manual, find a shop closeby that will work on them (just in case, and a
lot of the new dealers won't touch them) and go for it.
Just my two cents worth...
Anod
"74 FLH"
In article <39E22145...@home.com>,
Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
Before you buy.
Gareth
Dan Gibbs CPIM wrote:
>
> Any advice regarding this bike, almost all stock, 35,000 kms.
> It has bags but no front shield.
>
> I am a first time rider and buyer. The price is fitting into my budget.
> I asked a buddy and he said "SHOVELHEAD, TROUBLEHEAD"??
>
>
Your buddy is an idiot then.
I have two. Rebuilt them both, and they're trouble free. I prefer them
to the Evo, but that's just me.
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Gareth - 94 XL - 77 FXE - 83 FXSB - DM#2 - AH#102
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Bill75fxe
>
> Any advice regarding this bike, almost all stock, 35,000 kms.
> It has bags but no front shield.
>
> I am a first time rider and buyer. The price is fitting into my budget.
> I asked a buddy and he said "SHOVELHEAD, TROUBLEHEAD"??
>
The bike is 18 years old and even new Harleys are high maintenance, so
if you can turn a wrench look seriously at the bike. If you can't do
your own wrenching you better check to see if the local shop will work
on it for you. I've heard some places will not touch bikes older than
10. Now as for your friend, he knows diddly about Harleys.
I'd say an 82 FXR with 35K could be a good bike if it's been looked
after, it was a great bike new.
Bill75fxe
David Smalley
>
> Any advice regarding this bike, almost all stock, 35,000 kms.
> It has bags but no front shield.
>
> I am a first time rider and buyer. The price is fitting into my budget.
> I asked a buddy and he said "SHOVELHEAD, TROUBLEHEAD"??
>
> Any comments appreciated.
If it is under $7,000 I'd strongly consider it.
--
DAVe & Skoshi, '69 Stamas 26'
http://personal.mia.bellsouth.net/mia/d/r/drsi/
Judy Fearn
>
> I am a first time rider and buyer. The price is fitting into my budget.
> I asked a buddy and he said "SHOVELHEAD, TROUBLEHEAD"??
Well....there are lots of strong, running shovelheads out there. I
have an '83 FXR Shovelhead, and no, it's not running right now.
Unless you know Harleys, are pretty good at wrenching, and have the
time/money/garage space to devote some time to it, you're probably
much better off waiting to find an Evo. If you must ride, find
yourself a UJM to ride while you get some money together for the
Harley of your dreams. Now, you *could* buy this bike and have a real
gem and never need to do any more than routine maintenance on it..but
shovels take a bit more routine maintenance than the newer bikes.
I don't have the time, tools, knowledge, or ability to fix my own bike
(dammit!). I was ready to give it the old college try, but in my
case, it's not a matter of taking it apart and putting it back
together again..there's just too much that got messed up when the
valve broke. Between that and working lots of overtime, I decided to
turn it over to the professionals. Yup...it's gonna cost me. By the
time it's all said and done, I'd have probably come out better waiting
a bit and getting an Evo.
If you don't have experience with Harleys in general and shovelheads
in particular, I'd venture to guess that a shovelhead isn't the best
choice for your *first* bike.
BTW, if you haven't already done so, the FIRST thing you should do is
take the MSF (or equivalent) course to learn to ride safely so that
when you do find the right bike, you live long enough to enjoy it.
Sparky
#48
live and learn
2fat...@tampabay.rr.com
wrote:
>Any advice regarding this bike, almost all stock, 35,000 kms.
>It has bags but no front shield.
>
>I am a first time rider and buyer. The price is fitting into my budget.
>I asked a buddy and he said "SHOVELHEAD, TROUBLEHEAD"??
well, i had an 82 fxr that was an excellent machine, with very few
problems.rode it 50,000 plus miles and it always got me home.depends
on the previous owner. ordinarly, i wouldn't suggest a bike that old
for a new guy, but IF it is low mileage, a syou say, and the price is
OK, and you have to have a harley, you'd go along way to find a better
model.
but that's just me.
the big easy
#39, the jack benny Asshole (tm)
BE #39, SENS, Screen Cleaner Emeritus
Bob Blanchard
Stan Jones wrote:
> Disregard what Judy Fearn said - it could be a good choice for your first
> bike - don't buy a rice burner. That was a great bike and anyone can ride
> it (what Judy needs is a moped - that way she can just turn the key and go
> - then just drop it on the ground and walk off when she gets where she's
> going).
Whoops! I thnk I just remembered that I gotta be someplace else. (Hey
Sparky, don't get blood all over the bar again, OK?)
Bob Blanchard
Fairhair wrote:
> >wolfpup" redh...@earthlink.net
> >Date: 10/09/2000 7:11 PM EST
> >Message-id: <H8tE5.7386$D81.3...@newsread2.prod.itd.earthlink.net>
>
> put you dick away stan and hold your
> stand youre right that woman
> cant ride they all look all bunched uop on the seat and is holding on for deer
> lifeand hoping they dont get buckked off they should all stay home and make
> cookies and babys my guess is woman who ride got dissed by a man at sometime
> and is trying to prove a point no matter how pathetic looking.
And who are you?
The Banker
BS #57 DM #5 AH #97 SENS
wolfpup
the vice, wrote:
>Disregard what Judy Fearn said - it could be a good choice for your first
>bike - don't buy a rice burner. That was a great bike and anyone can ride
>it (what Judy needs is a moped - that way she can just turn the key and go
>- then just drop it on the ground and walk off when she gets where she's
>going)
Since you clearly don't have a clue who Judy Fearn is or what or how well
she rides, I'd suggest to you, Slick, that you just stomped on your dick.
If you apologize quickly, you may not be reduced to a small pile of
buckyballs.
But then, that might just be your highest evolutionary potential.
--
wolfpup redhorse @earthlink.net
AH 62, Slug #69, SENS expatriate hominid
Fairhair
>Date: 10/09/2000 7:11 PM EST
>Message-id: <H8tE5.7386$D81.3...@newsread2.prod.itd.earthlink.net>
put you dick away stan and hold your
stand youre right that woman
cant ride they all look all bunched uop on the seat and is holding on for deer
lifeand hoping they dont get buckked off they should all stay home and make
cookies and babys my guess is woman who ride got dissed by a man at sometime
and is trying to prove a point no matter how pathetic looking.
Fairhair
I dare say you would not say that to me
in front of my husband. why dont you let
these two bit hussies speek up on there
own
Redbeard Emeritus
>>Fuck off.
Fuck off. And yer lovin hubby, too.
R.E. #92 and the horse you both "ride"
Alan Gideon
Re: 82 FXR (SHOVELHEAD) PROS AND CONS
Help
Group: rec.motorcycles.harley Date: Mon, Oct 9, 2000, 6:37pm From:
jon...@hiwaay.net
(Stan Jones) pissed in the whisky and said>
Disregard what Judy Fearn said - it could be a good choice for your
first bike - don't buy a rice burner. That was a great bike and anyone
can ride it (what Judy needs is a moped - that way she can just turn the
key and go.
Do fuck right off now!
<Alan SENS>
http://community.webtv.net/allynn1940514xl/MeandLesfromarecent
Alan Gideon
fairhair aol experiment crayoned>
stand youre right that woman
cant ride they all look all bunched uop on the seat and is holding on
for deer lifeand hoping they dont get buckked off they should all stay
home and make cookies and babys my guess is woman who ride got dissed by
a man at sometime and is trying to prove a point no matter how pathetic
And just who or WTF are you?
<Alan SENS>
http://community.webtv.net/allynn1940514xl/MeandLesfromarecent
Fairhair
what diferance does it make who I may
be. im exprssing my opinion of female
motor cycle riders. every time i see a woman on a motor cycle she look very
nervous and looking like she may fall off at any time.i just want to cuddle her
and tell her it will be all right and that she has nothing to prove to anyone i
feel if they find a nice man that will take care of them
that there additude would change. it
don't matter how ugly they are there is a man for every woman even if they are
300lb
slovenly bike rider its all good
Ironhorse
<bbla...@together.net> wrote:
>
>
>Stan Jones wrote:
>
>> Disregard what Judy Fearn said - it could be a good choice for your first
>> bike - don't buy a rice burner. That was a great bike and anyone can ride
>> it (what Judy needs is a moped - that way she can just turn the key and go
>> - then just drop it on the ground and walk off when she gets where she's
>> going).
>
> Whoops! I thnk I just remembered that I gotta be someplace else. (Hey
>Sparky, don't get blood all over the bar again, OK?)
Bob, I was just heading out the back door too. Was that the sound of
an AK-47 bolt?
Ironhrse HSB #96 BC#1
96" Evo custom
2001 Ultra
Original keeper Of the Redheads
Donna A.
I resent that! I'm a *four* bit hussie!
--
Donna A. "wadda maroon"
Wench #17/Bitch #17/BS #26
'95 FLHTCUI Fuel Injected 30th Anniversary Electraglide "Fueley"
'66 H-D Bobcat "Baby Blue"--Harley Hummer Club Member #1066
http://www.shopstop.net/users/witw
Donna A.
You must be terribly, terribly confused. Just a couple posts ago you
said, and I quote, "I dare say you would not say that to me in front of
my husband. why dont you let these two bit hussies speek up on there
own." (I added a period because you seemed to have missed your's.) But
now you want to cuddle woman bikers? Sorry, you're not my kind of girl/guy/whatever...
--
Donna A. "steeeenky steeeeenky bait"
wolfpup
>what diferance does it make who I may
>be. im exprssing my opinion of female
>motor cycle riders. every time i see a woman on a motor cycle she look very
>nervous and looking like she may fall off at any time.i just want to cuddle
her
>and tell her it will be all right and that she has nothing to prove to
anyone i
>feel if they find a nice man that will take care of them
>that there additude would change. it
>don't matter how ugly they are there is a man for every woman even if they
are
>300lb
>slovenly bike rider its all good
Nice try, Rich.
Judy Fearn
The only two-bit hussy in here is you. Oh, and by the way, if you
want to come across as someone anybody should pay *any* attention to,
you should consider learning to spell. It's simple really....many of
us learned it before kindergarten.
Sparky
#48
Judy Fearn
>
> >wolfpup" redh...@earthlink.net
> >Date: 10/09/2000 7:11 PM EST
> >Message-id: <H8tE5.7386$D81.3...@newsread2.prod.itd.earthlink.net>
>
> put you dick away stan and hold your
> stand youre right that woman
> cant ride
...and you know this how??? You've met me when? You ride what?
Sounds like that skank who was here earlier and got slapped down for
being a stupid bitch (no tm). Her words show her for the lowlife scum
she is.
Sparky
#48
<<<PLOINK>>>
Judy Fearn
>
> Stan Jones wrote:
>
> > Disregard what Judy Fearn said - it could be a good choice for your first
> > bike - don't buy a rice burner. That was a great bike and anyone can ride
> > it (what Judy needs is a moped - that way she can just turn the key and go
> > - then just drop it on the ground and walk off when she gets where she's
> > going).
>
> Whoops! I thnk I just remembered that I gotta be someplace else. (Hey
> Sparky, don't get blood all over the bar again, OK?)
It's OK, Bob. Stan clearly couldn't find his ass with both hands so
his riding ability must be suspect as well. Let's see him do a 700
mile day on a Ducati.
Sparky
#48
moped indeed.
Judy Fearn
> Bob, I was just heading out the back door too. Was that the sound of
> an AK-47 bolt?
Nah...some things aren't worth the effort. Dimwits like Stan fall
into that category.
Sparky
#48
Hoppy
"Fairhair" <fair...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20001010011951...@ng-fw1.aol.com...
Don'r know allen very well do ya?
Oh yea, Fuck off and you can include the hubby too.
--
Hoppy
BS#7 AH#85 SENS
Fairhair
>>
>> >And just who or WTF are you?
>>
>> be. im exprssing my opinion of female
>> motor cycle riders. every time i see a woman on a motor cycle she look very
>> nervous and looking like she may fall off at any time.i just want to cuddle
>her
>> and tell her it will be all right and that she has nothing to prove to
>anyone i
>> feel if they find a nice man that will take care of them
>> that there additude would change. it
>> don't matter how ugly they are there is a man for every woman even if they
>are
>> 300lb
>> slovenly bike rider its all good
>You must be terribly, terribly confused. Just a couple posts ago you
>said, and I quote, "I dare say you would not say that to me in front of
>my husband. why dont you let these two bit hussies speek up on there
>own." (I added a period because you seemed to have missed your's.) But
>now you want to cuddle woman bikers? Sorry, you're not my kind of
>girl/guy/whatever...
>
i knew one of you guy/gals would take that the wrong way it is typical that a
confussed
woman would take cuddle the wrong way.do every same sex affection have to lead
to a homosexuel relashionship. you gals need to seek some professional help for
your deepley rooted problems.i have a feeling that maybe your dad did things to
you or you wished they would do things to you.there is help available if you
only admit it to youself new studys show that woman do not do better in any
aspect of life with out a man to share it with. i hope you see the light before
you are old and alone p.s
keep riding those machines and you will have no period either or maybe you are
dried up already and no man would have you. get off those bikes befor its to
late
Gareth
Fairhair wrote:
>
> snip
Yawn. Haven't we all figured out who this tired persistent troll is yet
?
Hmm. Sniff sniff.....
Donna A.
You know, with the excellent advice you give, you really should be
writing for one of the major women's magazines. Maybe Cosmo? No, that
wouldn't be right... Woman's Day? Hmmm...not quite it. Oh, I've got it!
It's not actually a "woman's magazine" per se, but would be *perfect*.
Reader's Digest!
I could write a testimonial as to how you convinced me that the way I
was living was WRONG and how I've now seen the light and joined you in
your Crusade Against Bikers and the Wayward Women They Attract! Want me
to call Oprah for you? No, Rosie would be more appropriate! Where's that website...
--
Donna A. "somebody's having fun with their 50 free hours..." LOL
Panhead
I suggest "Gent- Home of the D-Cups."
I hear that they have article sections as well.
Steve Liggett
> I could write a testimonial as to how you convinced me that the way I
> was living was WRONG and how I've now seen the light and joined you in
> your Crusade Against Bikers and the Wayward Women They Attract! Want me
> to call Oprah for you? No, Rosie would be more appropriate! Where's that website...
>
Gee, Donna. I'm glad you've finally seen the error of your ways. Must have been
all that polka music that clouded your thinking. I guess I can stop worrying about
you now. What a relief. Now if you know any more of those Wayward Women, send 'em
my way. I'd like to, um, er, talk to to them. Yeah, that's it, talk to them.
Someone needs to point out where they've gone wrong. Purely out of a sense of
public duty.
--
Steve Liggett BS#117
'46 Indian Chief
'66 CL160
'99 1200S
'00 FLTRI
Donna A.
>
<snipalot of stuff>
> Gee, Donna. I'm glad you've finally seen the error of your ways. Must have been
> all that polka music that clouded your thinking.
Yesssss, I have SEEN the LIGHT.
> I guess I can stop worrying about
> you now. What a relief. Now if you know any more of those Wayward Women, send 'em
> my way. I'd like to, um, er, talk to to them. Yeah, that's it, talk to them.
> Someone needs to point out where they've gone wrong. Purely out of a sense of
> public duty.
I'm glad to see that you, too have SEEN the LIGHT and have joined
Fairhead's and my crusade! Let's try to get a representative in EVERY
state in the UNION. Do I hear an AMEN?!
--
Donna A. "or maybe not..."
Bob Blanchard
Ironhorse wrote:
> On Mon, 09 Oct 2000 20:38:28 -0400, Bob Blanchard
> <bbla...@together.net> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> >Stan Jones wrote:
> >
> >> Disregard what Judy Fearn said - it could be a good choice for your first
> >> bike - don't buy a rice burner. That was a great bike and anyone can ride
> >> it (what Judy needs is a moped - that way she can just turn the key and go
> >> - then just drop it on the ground and walk off when she gets where she's
> >> going).
> >
> > Whoops! I thnk I just remembered that I gotta be someplace else. (Hey
> >Sparky, don't get blood all over the bar again, OK?)
>
> Bob, I was just heading out the back door too. Was that the sound of
> an AK-47 bolt?
Whelp it sure did sound like it. But I just overheard Sparky asking Dana if
she could borrow the BOTY kit. Sheeeeit, I hope she uses the AOL card table this
time. That stain in the pool table felt will never come out.
The Banker
BS #57 DM #5 AH #97 SENS
>
Bob Blanchard
Donna A. wrote:
> Fairhair wrote:
> >
> > >And just who or WTF are you?
> >
> > what diferance does it make who I may
> > be. im exprssing my opinion of female
> > motor cycle riders. every time i see a woman on a motor cycle she look very
> > nervous and looking like she may fall off at any time.i just want to cuddle her
> > and tell her it will be all right and that she has nothing to prove to anyone i
> > feel if they find a nice man that will take care of them
> > that there additude would change. it
> > don't matter how ugly they are there is a man for every woman even if they are
> > 300lb
> > slovenly bike rider its all good
>
> You must be terribly, terribly confused. Just a couple posts ago you
> said, and I quote, "I dare say you would not say that to me in front of
> my husband. why dont you let these two bit hussies speek up on there
> own." (I added a period because you seemed to have missed your's.) But
> now you want to cuddle woman bikers? Sorry, you're not my kind of girl/guy/whatever...
And I don't think that he/she/it is even from Vermort.
The Banker
BS #57 DM #5 AH #97 SENS
>
>
> --
> Donna A. "steeeenky steeeeenky bait"
Bob Blanchard
Donna A. wrote:
> Steve Liggett wrote:
> >
> <snipalot of stuff>
> > Gee, Donna. I'm glad you've finally seen the error of your ways. Must have been
> > all that polka music that clouded your thinking.
>
> Yesssss, I have SEEN the LIGHT.
>
> > I guess I can stop worrying about
> > you now. What a relief. Now if you know any more of those Wayward Women, send 'em
> > my way. I'd like to, um, er, talk to to them. Yeah, that's it, talk to them.
> > Someone needs to point out where they've gone wrong. Purely out of a sense of
> > public duty.
>
> I'm glad to see that you, too have SEEN the LIGHT and have joined
> Fairhead's and my crusade! Let's try to get a representative in EVERY
> state in the UNION. Do I hear an AMEN?!
YEEEEEASSS, SISTER, I DO BELIEVE!
I DO SEE THE LIGHT!
(And I'll do my best to send thet there flock of wayward women from Vermort to every
state in the union.)
LAWD KNOWS WE GOT ENOUGH OF THEM!
(And sometimes I wish Vermort were still a Republic.)
The Banker
BS #57 DM #5 AH #97 SENS
> --
> Donna A. "or maybe not..."
Red
Why are any of you replying to this idiot? Do you think it's going to help her
spell better or something?
Let's talk about the rides we all went on this last year instead, or even the
exchange rate, but this is worthless, you know.
--
Red --
Asshole # 78 BS # 12 BOTYV Ret. Bitch 18 Wench 21
'93 FXRS-CONV "Jezebel" http://www.dallas.net/~redrider
I am not going to be one of those old women who sit
in lawn chairs and regret the adventures I never took.
Red
Steve Liggett wrote:
> Gee, Donna. I'm glad you've finally seen the error of your ways. Must have been
> all that polka music that clouded your thinking. I guess I can stop worrying about
> you now. What a relief. Now if you know any more of those Wayward Women, send 'em
> my way. I'd like to, um, er, talk to to them. Yeah, that's it, talk to them.
> Someone needs to point out where they've gone wrong. Purely out of a sense of
> public duty.
--
Len
> Let's talk about the rides we all went on this
>last year instead, or even the exchange rate,
D-Mark - 2.24
F-Franc - 7.56
S-Franc - 1.75
Lire - 2280.00
> Red --
> Asshole # 78 BS # 12 BOTYV Ret. Bitch 18 Wench 21
> '93 FXRS-CONV "Jezebel" http://www.dallas.net/~redrider
3 Star Motels Average 50/60 bucks a night with bath.
3 Course Dinner for 2, 30 bucks.
It's too cheap not to go... but bring your bike. :-)
--
Len BS#90 SENS
'99 FXD
'73 XLH
http://home.att.net/~LenBradner/Harley-Davidson
Rick Heeke
>
> Fairhair wrote:
> >
> > >Fuck off.
> >
> > I dare say you would not say that to me
> > in front of my husband. why dont you let
> > these two bit hussies speek up on there
>
> The only two-bit hussy in here is you. Oh, and by the way, if you
> want to come across as someone anybody should pay *any* attention to,
> you should consider learning to spell. It's simple really....many of
> us learned it before kindergarten.
>
kindergarten.
Prodigy.
--
the heekster, the gentleman from Charleston, riding in Waco,
BS#4, '55FLE, '91FLSTC...replace "spamless", & "misthaufen"
with heekster & foxinternet, to respond
Steve Liggett
>
> You misspelled "Pubic".
>
Shhhh. Careful, you'll scare them off.
> Steve Liggett wrote:
>
> > Gee, Donna. I'm glad you've finally seen the error of your ways. Must have been
> > all that polka music that clouded your thinking. I guess I can stop worrying about
> > you now. What a relief. Now if you know any more of those Wayward Women, send 'em
> > my way. I'd like to, um, er, talk to to them. Yeah, that's it, talk to them.
> > Someone needs to point out where they've gone wrong. Purely out of a sense of
> > public duty.
>
--
Redbeard Emeritus
>Hello, one and all.
>Let's talk about the rides we all went on this last year instead, or even the
>exchange rate, but this is worthless, you know.
Went on a pretty nice ride Sunday. Not a real long one, just down to
SF. Beautiful day, very warm for autumn. Musta hit 90 in the Valley.
Got to the Oakland Bay Bridge (with traffic to match the Mon am
commute) and watched the Blue Angels do a fly over and cavort around
for awhile.
Hooked up with a buddy and went to Candlestick for the Great BayArea
Football Rivalry. That really ain't a bad *football* stadium.
Enjoyed a most excellent afternoon in a t-shirt. Watched a hellofa
good contest. Was rootin for the underdogs, who damn near pulled it
off. But they (9ers) kept trying to give the game away, after stayin
in it, and then the Raiders would answer: no, we ain't gonna take it
(yet!). Finally, well into overtime (where for reasons I don't
understand, the Raiders got the ball *and* the wind -- musta been some
9er coach fuckup but nobody's talkin about it -- the '9ers succeeded
in givin it away.
Rode home in the late afternoon and into the darkness of midevening.
Almost warm enuf to leave the jacket off, but I didn't.
What a fine day, indeed!
--
Redbeard Emeritus
"The Dirt Devil, with a built-in crevice tool" (c)
#92, th' Jackson 'Hole -- if ya won't *LICK* 'em, join 'em; BS28
tmgs
>>Fuck off.
>
>I dare say you would not say that to me
>in front of my husband. why dont you let
I bet he would.
>these two bit hussies speek up on there
>own
AH #103 SENS
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tmgs
>>wolfpup" redh...@earthlink.net
>>Date: 10/09/2000 7:11 PM EST
>>Message-id: <H8tE5.7386$D81.3...@newsread2.prod.itd.earthlink.net>
>
With horse dick in mouth while spewing senless bullshit....
>put you dick away stan and hold your
>stand youre right that woman
>cant ride they all look all bunched uop on the seat and is holding on for deer
>lifeand hoping they dont get buckked off they should all stay home and make
>cookies and babys my guess is woman who ride got dissed by a man at sometime
>and is trying to prove a point no matter how pathetic looking.
Ploink
you really fucked up here ............
>>Stan Jones, whipping out his pecker and plopping the wee thing right into
>>the vice, wrote:
>>>Disregard what Judy Fearn said - it could be a good choice for your first
>>>bike - don't buy a rice burner. That was a great bike and anyone can ride
>>>it (what Judy needs is a moped - that way she can just turn the key and go
>>>- then just drop it on the ground and walk off when she gets where she's
>>>going)
>>
>>Since you clearly don't have a clue who Judy Fearn is or what or how well
>>she rides, I'd suggest to you, Slick, that you just stomped on your dick.
>
>>If you apologize quickly, you may not be reduced to a small pile of
>>buckyballs.
>>
>>But then, that might just be your highest evolutionary potential.
Hoppy
> keep riding those machines and you will have no period either or maybe you
are
> dried up already and no man would have you. get off those bikes befor its
to
> late
BBWWWWWWAAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!!!!!
I gotta tell ya, you had me going there for a minute.
RudySarzo
A moron wrote in message
news:105657a9-15be-47be...@googlegroups.com...
Holy... You try to cuddle me I'll knock your teeth out. Love of my life died
in an mva 1 year ago. I don't wanna ride with anyone else so now I ride
alone. FU for assuming anything about me or anyone else...and yeah. I ride
an 82 FXR Shovel and I live her. Her name is Mary :)
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Lying about having a wife , or a bike that never existed, is very cool!
(well, for you!)
Terry Coombs
The FXR Super Glide II was introduced in 1982 and sold alongside the
existing FX models. The FXR chassis was essentially an FLT Tour Glide
chassis with lighter frame tubes and a more conventional design around the
steering head.[10] As such, it offered a rubber-mounted engine and a
five-speed transmission, as opposed to the solid mounting and four-speed
transmission of the original FX chassis.[10]
Don't have a clue where the OP was coming from though .
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RudySarzo
"Terry Coombs" wrote in message news:n8d8ho$c7k$1...@dont-email.me...
Agreed! I wasn't arguing about if such a contraption ever existed.
I simply said that THAT retard never had a wife or a bike that never
existed!
G-MAIL USERS! All 'Badge' wearers are maggoty, faggotty liars.
kweigl
> Any advice regarding this bike, almost all stock, 35,000 kms.
> It has bags but no front shield.
>
> I am a first time rider and buyer. The price is fitting into my budget.
> I asked a buddy and he said "SHOVELHEAD, TROUBLEHEAD"??
>
> Any comments appreciated.
Seems that any bike from the AMF years are to be considered with suspicion. Might be wrong, though.
Terry Coombs
16 years old . Second , any AMF bike that's still on the road has most
likely had any issues fixed by now .
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