Bike will be coming home soon

[TRAT]

I have a murder our Benz. Murder out 48 been wanting this bike for some time it’s murder out bagger. Guess I had to be patient. Yup it’s mine. Buddy is putting new tire on rear today and yup here we go

 

[Chubaka]

Dont forget to double check wheel bolts/lug nuts.

Most motorcycle problems come from the nut connecting the seat to the handle bars. 🖒

In all seriousness, congrats on the bike.

 

[TRAT]

Dont forget to double check wheel bolts/lug nuts.

Most motorcycle problems come from the nut connecting the seat to the handle bars. 🖒

In all seriousness, congrats on the bike.

Respect to that thank you
I have put lil my time in this bike already plus I know the guy pretty good. It’s not going to be a bought from dealer poop. He’s cool brotha to me let’s just say HA poop I’ll keep it at that. Old school real dude my lifestyle I was talking to him fore few hours last night we a like minded. He’s about the kids and being better person. Witch I’m all about. Help and educate the young ones. I’ll shut of a video game real quick to say hey son get ur ass up and do work. I guess I’m old school that’s just me and any my kids need anything ummm they might be scared to ask but I’ll give them anything they want. I guess you have to be a butthead at same time. I have a huge heart some don’t think so. That’s the case u don’t know me.

Dont forget to double check wheel bolts/lug nuts.

Most motorcycle problems come from the nut connecting the seat to the handle bars. 🖒

In all seriousness, congrats on the bike.

And you saying check lugs lol must remember my back wheel fell off the car that’s cool u remember that. poopy day but it all worked out wrong lugs and that was not my wrong. So yes check ur lugs don’t be a loose nut from seat to handle bars. Ohhh shoot did I say that. In all honesty stay safe that’s what I have to live by we all have just one life to live.

 

[scavenger]

Congrats on the bike. I spent many years on a very wide variety of bikes and I miss it. I just recently sold a 200hp ZX14 hyperbike that I bought as a cosmetic wreck and rebuilt at home because my health won't let me ride anymore.
I also have some really fond memories concerning a certain '79 HD shovel head hardtail that I built from a box of mostly discarded but unbroken and useful parts. I was also forced after 6 years to sell that one due to an unfortunate incident with a brain tumor (I know, I know) that needed surgery. I should have pushed it into a corner and forgot about it until I decided to ride again almost 8 years later. That's not an option this time around and I'm somehow disappointed that I don't get to go out in a 185mph flaming ball of plastic, rubber and aluminum like I "planned".
Be safe out there. May the gods be with you when the stoopit hits and remember the 3 rules to truly enjoy motorcycling.
1 Ride fast
2 Take chances
3 Safety 3rd
Again, congratulations and enjoy!

Did I mention we want pics?