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Nostalgia's Weekly Favorites
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I missed out on this awesome photo on Ebay but have to admit its amazing. The knucklehead with Vard/Glide forks with mini Flanders bars, u...
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This is some pretty handy information from the Lightning Red Wing Book 2!
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For a quick comparison in case you are interested in the different Flanders riser options and handlebars the first three (3) i...
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Personally, I think the Stan Dishong bikes are much cooler but this dual carbed knuckle is not too shabby nonetheless (NHRA Museum)
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Sometimes I wonder why I get up early on Saturdays to head out to the local swapmeet by 6:30 AM. Usually there is much to be found except f...
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I took a day off work to begin reassembly of the triumph. Its amazing once you get parts back from paint and the platers how they don't ...




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