Forget customs...this would be the ultimate bar hopper
- fireguzzi
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Forget customs...this would be the ultimate bar hopper
http://www.totalmotorcycle.com/photos/2 ... lassic.htm
What a cool freakin bike. I would rather be seen riding this thing through town then a big custom "chopper"
Now thats class. Not what you would expect in the American motorcycle market.
What a cool freakin bike. I would rather be seen riding this thing through town then a big custom "chopper"
Now thats class. Not what you would expect in the American motorcycle market.
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Glad to see R.E. went back to the solo seat. One less post-purchase mod to make...
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If I was retired with time on my hands to tinker, I'd have a Bullet. The sound of a vintage big single is like nothing else!!

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Well yeah, if you are going for practicality. But as far as a piece of eye candy goes, the Royal Enfield takes the cake. Much better IMO then these bazillion dollor customs.Fast Eddy B wrote:A 22hp single for $5000?
I think I'd rather have...
It's just got class, and is not vulgar like the others.
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Still like this version more
http://www.enfieldmotorcycles.com/models/military.html
http://www.enfieldmotorcycles.com/models/military.html
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The military version is pretty awesome. But if I were going that route then I would go for the Ural gear up.
http://www.totalmotorcycle.com/photos/2 ... ar-Upc.jpg
http://www.totalmotorcycle.com/photos/2 ... ar-Upc.jpg
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Oh my god! I'd love to have the military!slimcolo wrote:I would prefer the 500 Military. But basically the same bike.
I'd get one of those in a heartbeat if I had the cash. I'd get a whole matching outfit for it as well. Brain bucket and try to fit a leather helmet over it and some leather goggles. That'd be fun

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I second that.fireguzzi wrote:The military version is pretty awesome. But if I were going that route then I would go for the Ural gear up.
http://www.totalmotorcycle.com/photos/2 ... ar-Upc.jpg

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