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52 knucklehead, rare
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Re: 52 knucklehead, rare
So the guy had a G motor trike, blew it up, and got a 46 motor from somewhere, put his numbers on, BADA-BING he’s riding!
That’s legal, right?
Andygears
That’s legal, right?
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Re: 52 knucklehead, rare
They have been doing it for years. Once saw a 1980 WideGlide with Sportster numbers. It's all good 'til it goes bad, eh?
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Re: 52 knucklehead, rare
In the 70s is was fairly common to see Big Twins & Sportsters with G numbers, or Hummer numbers. The Chicago-land area was notorious for bike theft.
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