Pug}{maN

just got this 2002 250 for my wife, snaged it for 1300.00, has 5900 miles on it, lots of mods and things to come, but the wife wonts to ride like it is for now, but i do get to do some work to it like oil and valve adjustment plugs stuff like that ! hehe....




i ride a 2002 harley flht...

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JunkyardDog

Welcome. I like it. It looks just like my '04 did before I did some of those mods. Looks like the same color. I like your Harley too, but I want one '98 or older, non fuel injected. Jerry.

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Pug}{maN

mines not injected it has a mikuni carb, i work at a hd dealer, and did a crap load of motor work to it, its at 100 hp and 100 tq...the twin cam motors are way better than the evo's...








on the rebel im going to do something like so....

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Guba

Welcome pug}{man. Nice pics. Have fun with your project. I hope you can post some finished pictures. You could've a least tried to crack a smile for your avitar though.

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'07 Rebel 250 26,000 miles

Pug}{maN

haha...i have used that one for years, on lots of forums...its just me !

heres a pic of me...

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mad hatter

Welcome to the forum

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2001 Honda Rebel
jardine pipes
Twist the throttle, light the pipes and rip some rubber!

jax

Welcome to the forum, lots of good folks here and plenty of advice. Some good some great.
ride safe

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flitecontrol

Are you on the left or the right?

Welcome to the forum. Nice bikes.

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Pug}{maN

i do good for an old fat guy...lol....

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JunkyardDog

"mines not injected it has a mikuni carb, i work at a hd dealer, and did a crap load of motor work to it, its at 100 hp and 100 tq...the twin cam motors are way better than the evo's..."

You are right, but from everything I've found out, the EVO engines seem to hold together very well when built right, and to stock specs. There are also a number of aftermarket parts out there to improve their reliability. I'm not looking for power, I'm more interested in simplicity and something that is easy to work on. (I hate electronics) I'm looking for an Electra Glide, because I'm an old guy (51) that likes to ride long distances, I want a comfortable bike with plenty of room to carry stuff.

I'm an auto mechanic, and I much prefer the older '60 and '70s American engines to the new stuff. So much simpler, easy to work on, and run great. I built a 600+ hp 400 c.i. drag race engine out of a Chevy small block that has held up well to over 3 years of weekend racing. I have never been beat by a front wheel drive anything. My daily driver is a '64 Fairlane with a 200 c.i. straight six, that is still running great after 46 years and close to 200,000 miles, and to my knowledge has never been apart. Gets good gas mileage too. Jerry.

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