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new dude Hello everyone 
, I am new to this website, and just checkin it out. So far, very cool. Hope to learn so valuable information from here, and help me decide which bike is best for me.
, I am new to this website, and just checkin it out. So far, very cool. Hope to learn so valuable information from here, and help me decide which bike is best for me. 
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Re: new dude
No sorry I dont. I dont have a camera for that kinda stuff, nor have I even took pictures of it. Its pretty much all stock, just aftermarket exhaust, custom seat cover, and 6 inch extended forks.
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Re: new dude
No, not a chopper, just the forks are extended some, to make the front end sit up a little higher, thats about it. It almost resembles a chopper, but by no means is it one. I like it though, its my starter bike, I've had it for 2 years now, treated me well. But now Im in the market for a new bike, so Im here to see what I can learn.
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Re: new dude
Those old japenese cruisers were short in the front to some people, so the extensions were popular from what I gained about them. I started out riding on a 1980 Yamaha XS1100. That thing was a hoss and then some. Welcome to SL
, and here's a pic of my old beast.
, and here's a pic of my old beast. 
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