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2001 Harley Davidson Sporty

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Jun 14, 2011
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Bullshit
by: Anonymous

93hp at the rear wheels and 95ft lbs of torque? From 895 ci? Bullshit.

And no one would bore a brand new bike for a gain of 1.3% in displacement, When you can take an 883 to 1200 by boring and new pistons.

You have rear wheels? Most bikes have a rear wheel. You're just a bullshitting wannabe.

Jun 09, 2010
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AWESOME SPORTY
by: Anonymous

Nice sporty man. I personally love sportys but hate it how every man and his dog has one. This is original and has inspired me.

Mar 11, 2010
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Now you've got me THINKIN'
by: Ralan Guyer

You know sometimes you get to looking at bike pics on the web and you see what some of these guys do to them, and they just don't look right when their finished with them. They look so distorted or even dumb as hell by the time they get all of their crazy ideas mounted on the bike! But I'd like to say that this is the best looking Sportster I've ever seen in my life hands down! When I was younger I said "I'll never buy one of those things." Well this one has appeal and curves to match!!! Thanx for letting me look... Ralan

Oct 27, 2009
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dropped seat
by: nick

I really like how you dropped that seat, looks great.

Sep 02, 2009
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Pipes
by: Anonymous

Do they still make those pipes? I have not been able to find anything like that for my 01 883. carlsonconstruction@gmail.com

Jul 09, 2009
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Wow done right!
by: Ronnie

Any way you can let me know where to find that seat and tank? I have been searching for that same setup but am having no luck... Please email me at rondavis406@gmail.com Or anyone with info a email would be awesome!! Ride safe !! and thanks in advance for your guys help

Apr 11, 2009
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??????
by: eric

hey man nice sporty im in the process of doing some of the same types of mods u did. I would like to see more pics of the bike if thats possible and ask some ???? about the build. thanks man and good luck with the side business.

Mar 20, 2008
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question
by: C.D. Lewis

do you have a web page or some info on your "side" business?

Thanks

Dec 03, 2007
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Disc's
by: Kirk

I just powdered coated the brake disc flat black to match everything else.

Dec 01, 2007
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Excellent
by: Jock

Could you tell me how you blacked the disc's, or is it just the photo? Looks great. Very sensible and STREETABLE!!!

Nov 20, 2007
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Another project
by: Kirk

The battery is located in front of the rear tire. I bolted it to the swingarm. It is a close fit, but the tire only rubs when I get up to 110mph. I do have plans for another project after the first of the year. I am building a 1941 Chevy rat rod right now to haul bikes and parts around. When that is complete I am going to start on another bike. Not sure what I am going to do yet though.

Nov 20, 2007
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bat-
by: Anonymous

Hey Kirk~

Where is your battery relocated to, in front of the rear wheel??

Good work on the ole' sporty!
Mine is an 2001 also...any plans for another "bike" project?

Thanks,
Ted~

Nov 02, 2007
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Sweet Sportster!
by: Anonymous

Where di you get the stretched swing arm?

Oct 17, 2007
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Props
by: Kirk

Thanks for all the props on my bike,The oilbag was purchased from JP Cycles, I powdered coated it flat black since this picture to match the rest of the bike along with the head light,

Oct 17, 2007
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nice sportster
by: broer

hy mister rodman. i like the way you lowered the seat height. and the stretched tank in my eyes looks perfect. greetings from a sportster fan from the netherlands.

Sep 27, 2007
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NICE!!
by: Anonymous

where did you get the oil bag?

Sep 11, 2007
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sporty
by: Anonymous

nice looking bike.
tb

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