 Adding a kicker to your bike
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"Lighten up, Francis."
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"Lighten up, Francis."
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http://www.aerostich.com/catalog/US/Dummy-Kickstart-Lever-El-hombre-est-macho-p-17396.html Quote:
Looks real, kicks real....and provides a convincing demonstration of your experienced-biker street creds. The precision CNC made lever features a stiff spring arm return and the correct ratchet/return sound effect. Easily mounts directly to most engines using a temperature resistant, super strong adhesive. A hidden solenoid is included which may be connected to activate your machines electric starter for ultimate start-em-up realism. Nicely detailed folding rubber kick arm with boot gripping pattern. The Dummy Kickstart Lever is guaranteed to amuse them at any touring rally, especially if it’s attached to a Gold Wing. It’s also funny for going through ‘tech’ at any club's roadrace event. Chrome finish and black rubber. Batteries not included. (Note: For H-D applications please contact your local Harley parts distributor. This item is actually available as a direct bolt-on accessory for all Evo engines.)
(Emphasis mine.)
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Re: Adding a kicker to your bike
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Loquacious
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Loquacious
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Ermmmmm no. Never. It's just not right. Why pretend to have something that is just plan hard work...
Gina
03 America - Pretty stock - except the TBS wheel... 
06 America - missing, presumed in bits. With it's TBS wheel... 
09 America - It's very blue....
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Re: Adding a kicker to your bike
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Greenhorn
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Greenhorn
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Somebody please tell me they are kidding!
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Re: Adding a kicker to your bike
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Loquacious
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Loquacious
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Now.....thats funny. I can see Hardly riders going for this though. All those died in the wool weekend outlaw biker types would spring for this in a New York minute.
"Proud to be an Infidel" ... "100% pure American Jingoist"
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Re: Adding a kicker to your bike
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"Lighten up, Francis."
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"Lighten up, Francis."
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Re: Adding a kicker to your bike
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Should be Riding
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Should be Riding
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Maybe I should get one for my son's bicycle.  Soren
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Loquacious
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Loquacious
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This is great, I lost this cateloge ...I need it to by that "high-tech" cot for the Ouachita Mountain run in Y-City Ar...so I can save money and not have to get a room....and a kicker....I am getting two (2).one for my 1977 Ford F-100 and the other for my 27yr old horse....  My new cat is in the mail !
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Re: Adding a kicker to your bike
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Should be Riding
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Should be Riding
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Quote:
I think the Aerostich people just have a healthy sense of humor
I think you are right. Thay have some pretty funny stuff like the Analog GPS, the "Loud Pipes Save Lives" Cassette Tape and the most essential Coolness Emulator.
Soren
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Adjunct
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Adjunct
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I really like the analog GPS system.
Sometimes you get the bar, sometimes the bar gets you.
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Adjunct
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Adjunct
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA I love it!!! Only in America. I see they also sell "sizing tools" I hope they have large ones for triumph riders and extra small for harley parts.  
A dog, a bike, a ute,
Now in the deep south.. Newcastle.
Cold winters, cold rain
Come on summer
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Oil Expert
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Oil Expert
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I love the price tag of the coolness emulator. $82,579.00 hahahahaha
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Adjunct
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Adjunct
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Remember; no matter where you go, there you are.
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Big Bore
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Big Bore
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Quote:
I love the price tag of the coolness emulator. $82,579.00 hahahahaha
Hey, cool ain't cheap you know. Look at the prices of some of them thar HDs!
"Never underestimate the power of human stupidity" - Robert Heinlein
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Should be Riding
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Should be Riding
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Quote:
Hey, cool ain't cheap you know. Look at the prices of some of them thar HDs!
Soooo very true!
Soren
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Learned Hand
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Learned Hand
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Come on no one posted this?
A Hard Motor Onward #2NDE
A Hard Motor Onward
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A tale of a total loser, who, at fifty-two years, becomes an even bigger one by buying his FIRST motorcycle: a chrome-encased posermobile on which he trundles across the countryside, in a feverish attempt to amend his misspent youth while subjecting us to unending homilies and downright idiotic drivel for 182 grueling pages. This I’ve made-it-and-now-I’m-gonna-go-ride-my-chrome-toilet is sure to ****** anyone off. Softbound, 6" x 8", 182 pp, no illus.
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