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That's better than prayer, Inbef, love that filter n'stuff!!Kneeling, but not exactly to pray...
Intriguing.
Lindi love these...those lips
Beautiful collage
Oh yes!Late night shot....
I would love to frame that and put it on my wall !!!!It's wine o'clock
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I love this, SF, great chest and that great fur, thank you!
Love the tone on the awesome subject matter here, CC!Late night shot....
Classic hotness, RMB!Old one from me
Thanks Tali!I love this, SF, great chest and that great fur, thank you!
Thank you, Tali! I've missed your lovely commentsClassic hotness, RMB!
Tali!So, the story with this bike is it was the first one I bought when I got my motorcycle license, a '73 HD Sportster. We hit some hard times and I had to sell it for the cash. Flash forward to a few months before covid, I was looking around on Craigslist and saw a picture of a heap of something that used to be a motorcycle, yeah, good luck selling that heap, lol.
The more I looked at though, it just struck me as familiar because it was similar to my old bike, but what are the odds?The picture nagged at me enough for me to dig out the copy of the title and call the guy. I gave him the VIN number and son of a bitch, it was my bike.
HO LEE SHIT! I couldn't let an old friend die like that, so I bought her back and with the help of my cousin that I hunt with every November, who can fix anything with a motor, we got her back on the road. We kept as many of the original parts as we could keep. First picture is the original, second picture is the new one.
Here's a sound clip of the first time I started her up!
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Nice ride !!!!So, the story with this bike is it was the first one I bought when I got my motorcycle license, a '73 HD Sportster. We hit some hard times and I had to sell it for the cash. Flash forward to a few months before covid, I was looking around on Craigslist and saw a picture of a heap of something that used to be a motorcycle, yeah, good luck selling that heap, lol.
The more I looked at though, it just struck me as familiar because it was similar to my old bike, but what are the odds?The picture nagged at me enough for me to dig out the copy of the title and call the guy. I gave him the VIN number and son of a bitch, it was my bike.
HO LEE SHIT! I couldn't let an old friend die like that, so I bought her back and with the help of my cousin that I hunt with every November, who can fix anything with a motor, we got her back on the road. We kept as many of the original parts as we could keep. First picture is the original, second picture is the new one.
Here's a sound clip of the first time I started her up!
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Thank you!! Sometimes life really surprises us, right? I won't let her go, ever again!!Tali!
That's the most heartwarming thing I've heard today!
I'm utterly thrilled for you (not just t because all the best things were made in 73...)
Obviously you're the exception that proves the rule
Thank you, Jox, she is sweet!!!!!!!!Nice ride !!!!
Welcome back! Vrmm, Vrmm. Love the rumble. May the odds always be in your favor, Tali.So, the story with this bike is it was the first one I bought when I got my motorcycle license, a '73 HD Sportster. We hit some hard times and I had to sell it for the cash. Flash forward to a few months before covid, I was looking around on Craigslist and saw a picture of a heap of something that used to be a motorcycle, yeah, good luck selling that heap, lol.
The more I looked at though, it just struck me as familiar because it was similar to my old bike, but what are the odds?The picture nagged at me enough for me to dig out the copy of the title and call the guy. I gave him the VIN number and son of a bitch, it was my bike.
HO LEE SHIT! I couldn't let an old friend die like that, so I bought her back and with the help of my cousin that I hunt with every November, who can fix anything with a motor, we got her back on the road. We kept as many of the original parts as we could keep. First picture is the original, second picture is the new one.
Here's a sound clip of the first time I started her up!
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Haha, great movie and thank you, wilderness!!Welcome back! Vrmm, Vrmm. Love the rumble. May the odds always be in your favor, Tali.
heheOh yes!
you have been always kind and honest...thank you hottie !Love the tone on the awesome subject matter here, CC!