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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! :oops: 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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What a wonderful story. Love the orgasmic purring of your motorcycle!
 
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! :oops: 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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That's an amazing story!! Glad you're reunited with your two-wheeled friend. :)
 
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! :oops: 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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Now that's a cool story and you're one hot lady to be thinking about straddling that saddle. How about a nude sometime of you sitting on your bike? 💖
 
Now that's a cool story and you're one hot lady to be thinking about straddling that saddle. How about a nude sometime of you sitting on your bike? 💖
haha, that will have to wait til I move to the country, my neighbors are nosy af and 10 feet away, but thank you, tnman! I will keep a lookout for such an opportunity should it arise!! ;)
 
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! :oops: 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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Damned happy for you, darlin, what a great tale. And what a great tail in the pic, too!
 
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! :oops: 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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Great story and great PICs
 
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! :oops: 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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I'm not a rider 😒 - maybe someday, kind of like a bucket list thing. But I love your story and am really happy for you. And the artwork. . phenominal as always.
 
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! :oops: 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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She looks good for 50 years old. You did a good job restoring her. (Edited : can’t count.)
 
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Great story and great PICs
Thank you, guy!! 😍:heart::kiss:
I'm not a rider 😒 - maybe someday, kind of like a bucket list thing. But I love your story and am really happy for you. And the artwork. . phenominal as always.
Thank you, you won't regret it if you do and the weather is turning warm again, so it's a good time!! (y):heart::kiss:🤗
She looks good for 50 years old. You did a good job restoring her. (Edited : can’t count.)
Thank you, Todger, some headaches along the way, but worth every one!! :heart::kiss::kiss:
I only noticed cos I'm a '73 ride too
and just as sweet!! 🥰😘
 
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I love that filter, you have a good face, Lamont!! 🥰😘:heart:
 
Thank you Tali 😍😘

Unfortunately she's left lit. Combination of too much hassle from thirsty guys and personal stuff
Aww, man, why can't we have nice things??? I'm really sorry to hear that she's left Lit, but we'll leave the light on for her. :heart:
 
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! :oops: 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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Love that story!
 
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