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On Mon, 5 Jun 2017 11:22:36 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote: 1:15 - show quoted text - What Harley? Dresser? I bet he could have kept up with you on a Sportster. My 72 could run with the Ring Dings. .... Greg, I don't think it was the speed but the handling was n the curves. Yes adresser can be nimble but that's a lot of flab to be throwing around especially while braking in a hard curve... my old Yamaha rods were great about dosing the big bikes in the hard twists. Sportsers are not that heavy and pretty nimble. The one I had was also stroked so it had a lot of low end torque to get going again if you slowed down. It was pretty "sporty". I still preferred the 72 Superglide tho. |
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