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  cnciaco replied to a topic in the forum General:

  Hey Rex, I already went there. I closest dealer is Stroker's Dallas. I have contacted them, but have not heard back. I was really hoping someone just had a spare laying around though!
  Thanks though!

  • Jul 4
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  cnciaco posted a topic in the forum General:

  Looking for a belt!

  Early 2000's Bourget rebuild. Looking for a final drive belt. Any ideas about where I could get one?

  • Jul 2
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  cnciaco Moved on to a trike after 18 months in casts....still getting used to it. But Iron Mountain Road & Needles Hwy were a quick primer!

  • June 29, 2018
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  cnciaco posted a topic in the forum Off Topic:

  ISO 105th Patch

  Looking for a replacement H-D 105th Anniversary patch. Any ideas?

  • February 26, 2018
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  cnciaco replied to a topic in the forum Biker Chat:

  Love my Zox modular full face! I am on my 3rd one. I replace all my helmets every 4-6 years depending on wear and use. Immediately if they have gone through an impact. Otherwise it's a bit like wearing a candy shell that looks good but cracks easily....  moreLove my Zox modular full face! I am on my 3rd one. I replace all my helmets every 4-6 years depending on wear and use. Immediately if they have gone through an impact. Otherwise it's a bit like wearing a candy shell that looks good but cracks easily. Definitely try them on. cinch it all the way down and give your head a shake. They should wiggle just a bit, but that is all. I buy mine at J&P Cycles in Sturgis.  

  • February 11, 2018
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  cnciaco → RexTheRoadDog: Miss you my friend! Especially your beautiful pictures! If you find yourself on the road in the week before Memorial Day, we will be in Killeen with our Florida bunch!

  • December 17, 2017
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  cnciaco replied to a topic in the forum Off Topic:

  I have always said the Sportster is the WORST bike for a female. High center of gravity. Definitely not built for a females natural strengths.

  • September 15, 2017
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  cnciaco replied to a topic in the forum Off Topic:

  I respectfully disagree.

  • September 13, 2017
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  cnciaco replied to a topic in the forum Biker Chat:

  I love my 01 Fatboy. First year with the recalibrated engeine to reduce vibration, and boy is it smoothe! I changed out the seat and handlebars and it is so comfortable on long rides. (my long is only 6-8 hours in a day) I recently got a trike...  moreI love my 01 Fatboy. First year with the recalibrated engeine to reduce vibration, and boy is it smoothe! I changed out the seat and handlebars and it is so comfortable on long rides. (my long is only 6-8 hours in a day) I recently got a trike (Freewheeler) due to arm issues, but it is nothing compared to my Fatboy in the comfort department! Rode the Fatboy yesterday and it was like heaven! I miss being able to ride it through the Black Hills, but safety first ya know! Our oldest has a Honda cruiser. Can't think of the model right now, but he kept up with us all the way to TN and back from WY, so it must be comfortable as he is somewhat of a weenie about long rides! :) He purchased on Craigslist for $5000.  less

  • July 23, 2017
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  cnciaco replied to a topic in the forum New Members:

  Welcome from Wyoming! You will love the forum and its people! Both inside and outside the forum!

  • May 23, 2017

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    Hunter55 Welcome Frankie, nice ride

    • May 23, 2017
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  cnciaco replied to a topic in the forum Biker Chat:

  But don't you just give one a wistful look now and then? I do!
  
   
  I do Claudia, but then I think if I rode hunched over like that for a bit it would take me a day to stand up straigh again...  moreBut don't you just give one a wistful look now and then? I do!
  
   
  I do Claudia, but then I think if I rode hunched over like that for a bit it would take me a day to stand up straigh again :-)
  
  And I would have no feeling in my right arm from the shoulder down after 15 miles! :)  

  • May 21, 2017
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  cnciaco replied to a topic in the forum Biker Chat:

  Lucky said:
  Rode 600 Ninjas back in the day also and loved them. I actually had 2, one for the street and one for racing (club racing down in Palm Beach back in the late 70s). Now with age I just want to put my feet on the highway pegs on my cruiser and...  moreLucky said:
  Rode 600 Ninjas back in the day also and loved them. I actually had 2, one for the street and one for racing (club racing down in Palm Beach back in the late 70s). Now with age I just want to put my feet on the highway pegs on my cruiser and cruise.
  
  But don't you just give one a wistful look now and then? I do!  

  • May 17, 2017
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  cnciaco replied to a topic in the forum Biker Chat:

  I desperately miss my Kawi Ninja 600. But with so much damage to my arm, I had to give her up years ago and move to cruiser, and due to even more work on the arm I recently moved to a trike....

  • May 10, 2017
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  cnciaco replied to a topic in the forum General:

  Hunter55 said:
  Phil and Mary Ann said that they made no mods to the Flrt but they had to vary the installation instructions slightly to get them snug, sorry I didn't get more pix and better description on the install, I will see them next week if you...  moreHunter55 said:
  Phil and Mary Ann said that they made no mods to the Flrt but they had to vary the installation instructions slightly to get them snug, sorry I didn't get more pix and better description on the install, I will see them next week if you need more,
  
  Thanks so much! I am just gonna go for it! Already have a couple scratches on top from my dogs jumping in and out of their seat.  

  • May 10, 2017
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  cnciaco replied to a topic in the forum General:

  Hunter55 said:
  Husband and wife have a Tri- glide and Freewheeler sitting next to each other, same fender bra. I'm not really sure I like them but it does save the paint
  
  Really?!?! They will fit with no mods on the FLRT? I will have to look into it! Yay!

  • May 8, 2017
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  cnciaco replied to a topic in the forum General:

  Hunter55 said:
  Hey Claudia,Very sorry to hear you are still having trouble with your arm but hopefully you will soon be through with surgeries and able to enjoy your new ride,HD makes a Rear Fender Bra for the  Tri-Glide and i have also seen clear...  moreHunter55 said:
  Hey Claudia,Very sorry to hear you are still having trouble with your arm but hopefully you will soon be through with surgeries and able to enjoy your new ride,HD makes a Rear Fender Bra for the  Tri-Glide and i have also seen clear paint guard shield kits in their parts catalog, I do not have Personal experience with either of these but maybe it will give you an option. part # for the fender bra is 57892-11 and the paint guard kit #for15 and later FLRT is 11100125,These #s are from a 2016 HD catalog Hope that helps some.
  Take Care and Ride Safe
  
  I did look at all of these. The fender bra does not fit the FLRT, totally different shape of fender. And the paint guard kit is great for just about every part BUT the front of the rear fenders! LOL!!! It's kinda funny that they missed this very important part! I am getting it though for what it can offer.
  I certainly hope that the surgeries are done! 4 in 13 months and no working for a year and a half is too much!  less

  • May 7, 2017
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  cnciaco replied to a topic in the forum General:

  Lucky said:
  I see there are a number of rear fender bras available.  Not sure if I like the look though?  Maby just for the long...  moreLucky said:
  I see there are a number of rear fender bras available.  Not sure if I like the look though?  Maby just for the long hauls?
  
   
  
  Since the new bike is black, these would be pretty unobtrusive. However, none fit the Freewheeler yet. Totally different fenders.  

  • May 7, 2017
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  cnciaco replied to a topic in the forum General:

  Lucky said:
  The mud flap on the front fender that Mike recommended shounds like a good idea.  Unless you are following close to other vehicles the kicked-up debris is probably from your front wheel (just guessing)
   
  The other option is have...  moreLucky said:
  The mud flap on the front fender that Mike recommended shounds like a good idea.  Unless you are following close to other vehicles the kicked-up debris is probably from your front wheel (just guessing)
   
  The other option is have Clay ride on the back wearing really baggy chaps - that should shield the rear fenders :-)
  
   
  Haha! We are currently looking at mud flaps. Clay would defo ride on back, but he was not too keen on the really baggy chaps!  

  • May 7, 2017
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  cnciaco replied to a topic in the forum General:

  Hunter55 said:
  Hey Claudia,Very sorry to hear you are still having trouble with your arm but hopefully you will soon be through with surgeries and able to enjoy your new ride,HD makes a Rear Fender Bra for the  Tri-Glide and i have also seen clear...  moreHunter55 said:
  Hey Claudia,Very sorry to hear you are still having trouble with your arm but hopefully you will soon be through with surgeries and able to enjoy your new ride,HD makes a Rear Fender Bra for the  Tri-Glide and i have also seen clear paint guard shield kits in their parts catalog, I do not have Personal experience with either of these but maybe it will give you an option. part # for the fender bra is 57892-11 and the paint guard kit #for15 and later FLRT is 11100125,These #s are from a 2016 HD catalog Hope that helps some.
  Take Care and Ride Safe
  
  I looked at these too, however! They do not fit the Freewheeler....:( Totally different type of fender. Hopefully in the near future they release one!  less

  • May 7, 2017
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  cnciaco replied to a topic in the forum General:

  I will have to look into a mud flap for the front fender! Thank you! Keep em comin folks!

  • May 6, 2017
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  cnciaco posted a topic in the forum General:

  Rock Chips!!!

  So those of you that know me, know that I have had a lot of issues with my right arm. 8 surgeries down the road and I am missing a lot of bone, muscle, ligament and tissue. This has made riding the old Fatboy a bit difficult at times. So, for my birthday...  moreSo those of you that know me, know that I have had a lot of issues with my right arm. 8 surgeries down the road and I am missing a lot of bone, muscle, ligament and tissue. This has made riding the old Fatboy a bit difficult at times. So, for my birthday this year, Clay bought me a HD Freewheeler.
  First ride down and the front of my rear fenders have a lot of rock chips! AAAARRRGGHHH!
  Does anyone have a viable solution to this issue? I really don't want to Rhino line the front part of my fenders....  

  • May 5, 2017
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  cnciaco replied to a topic in the forum Off Topic:

  We just carry adapters of all sorts!

  • March 6, 2017
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  cnciaco replied to a topic in the forum New Members:

  Welcome from just north of you in Wyoming!

  • February 6, 2017
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  cnciaco replied to a topic in the forum Off Topic:

  Haha! Climbing into the bed of the truck was the reason we put a flat bed on! And a "man step" that flips out of the front wheel well for the step up to the windshield.

  • December 18, 2016
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  cnciaco replied to a topic in the forum Off Topic:

  Yay! See you on the road!

  • December 14, 2016
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  cnciaco replied to a topic in the forum Off Topic:

  Congratulations, it's beautiful! Taking all our dogs was one of the main reasons for ours too.

  • December 9, 2016
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  cnciaco replied to a topic in the forum Off Topic:

  It's all a bunch of bull to me! I think any military service member should be able to walk into any medical facility and be treated for free. Dump the VA completely!

  • November 26, 2016
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  cnciaco replied to a topic in the forum Off Topic:

  We have a 36' 5th wheel (for us they are easier to back up) and a duelly diesel (that Allison will pull anything up and down the steepest mountains) with 2 slides (wish we had gone with 3). It has a separate garage for the vehicles, so it does not...  moreWe have a 36' 5th wheel (for us they are easier to back up) and a duelly diesel (that Allison will pull anything up and down the steepest mountains) with 2 slides (wish we had gone with 3). It has a separate garage for the vehicles, so it does not interfere with the living space when the bikes are in. We have squeezed 3 bikes in there, and once a trike and one bike. The model we bought is the absolute shortest in hieght and length of 5th wheel toy haulers with a seperate garage. For that we gave up a lot of exterior storage space. But we camp off road a lot; so this was necessary. But for someone that is gonna stick to organized campgrounds, the height won't matter so much. Our "garage" has two queen size beds that lower from the ceiling like bunks and the couch makes out to a full size bed; so there is room for guests. We don't spend a lot of time on the inside of our camper though, except food prep and sleeping. Same as home! You will enjoy it, look at a lot of them before making a commitment, walk...    less

  • November 12, 2016
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  cnciaco There has only been 13 weeks this whole year that I have not had a cast or brace on my arm....and it looks like I will be starting the new year off in one too.

  • September 28, 2016
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  cnciaco Yet another surgery on the arm...first one screwed up riding season and now this one is determined to screw up hunting season....

  • August 27, 2016
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  cnciaco replied to a topic in the forum Biker Chat:

  Oh! And the Flathead Cherries should be ripe by the time you get there!

  • July 15, 2016
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  cnciaco replied to a topic in the forum Biker Chat:

  Don't forget the Huckelberry Patch in Hungry Horse, MT! Loved the food, syrup, huckleberry espresso beans, huckleberry wine slushie mix!

  • July 15, 2016
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  shunka2: thanks for the info me and the bride only have 7 days so it looks like 93 will be our choice

  • July 15, 2016

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  cnciaco replied to a topic in the forum Biker Chat:

  Keep an eye on the weather, it snowed there twice in the last 2 weeks. All kinds of things to do and see. Make sure you try the Huckleberry Beer from Whitefish, Take a trolley up the Going to the Sun Road at least once, so you can see everything you...  moreKeep an eye on the weather, it snowed there twice in the last 2 weeks. All kinds of things to do and see. Make sure you try the Huckleberry Beer from Whitefish, Take a trolley up the Going to the Sun Road at least once, so you can see everything you missed on your ride up. There are places all over for you to stay, no matter what your needs are. On your way up, make a stop at West Yellowstone so you can take the Gallatin road up, or even Hwy 93. Both great rides. We just got back from leading a tour through the whole Western part of the state, including Yellowstone, Gallatin, Glacier and into Canada. Great time. Too much to see and do in a mere 10 days! Have loads of fun!  less

  • July 12, 2016
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  cnciaco replied to a topic in the forum The Meeting Place:

  Snakechrmr said:
  I was having lunch with some friends today and the subject of Sturgis came up.  Seems next to riding Route 66 going to Sturgis is the second most popular destination for Harley riders from my corner of Europe.  Anyway, one...  moreSnakechrmr said:
  I was having lunch with some friends today and the subject of Sturgis came up.  Seems next to riding Route 66 going to Sturgis is the second most popular destination for Harley riders from my corner of Europe.  Anyway, one of the guys wants to go to Sturgis and he was wondering what a ballpark cost would be for a week.
  This would include flying into a city 100-200 miles from Sturgis, renting a Harley (Dyna, Softail or Cruiser) to ride for 8-9 days, gas for riding around, camping, medical insurance for foreigners, food and all basic necessities to live in the campgrounds.  Not included wuld be alcohol, souvenirs and heavy partying.
  I ballparked a number of €5000.  Which would be about $5500US at the exchange rate of the past few months of $1.10+/- to the Euro.  That figures around $2000 for r/t airfare/BS fees and $200/day for a Harley w/insurance included.  They eat up $3800 leaving $1700 for a camping supplies, gas,...    less

  • July 10, 2016