Cars R OK, but what kind of motorcycle do you have

I just came home this afternoon with a 2004 Victory Kingpin. I don't know how it happened. It is faster, gets better mileage, and is more comfortable than the V92C. The only problem is, it isn't as loud! I gotta have loud pipes!

Nate, congratulations on the new bike. Are you going to transfer the shopping basket off the front of your old one, or does the new bike already have one fitted?

Don't forget the red, white and blue streamers on the bar-ends, and the 'ringer-horn' with the picture of Popeye on it! You can transfer all of that stuff too.

Congrats on the new ride Nrchy! Mufflers? We don't need no stinkin' mufflers!

Marco

77 Sportster, 74 Commando 850, 73 Commando 750, 57 Dominator 600, 66 Triumph Daytona 500, 67 BSA 441, (2) 70 Triumph TR25Ws, 68 BSA B25, 51 BSA C11 250. Half of them actually run! Good thing I have a decent stereo in my shop: Dual Mono PS2 160W blocks with the voltage rails raised from 25V to 46V. I don't know how they keep running like that; they must be pushing over 250W, PSIII Linear Control Center, and Rega speakers.

1996 Buell S2T,1999 Buell X1 Racestripe