Can't Afford a Knucklehead? How about this!

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  • HarleyCreation
    Senior Member
    • Jul 2003
    • 1832

    #1

    Can't Afford a Knucklehead? How about this!

    I think that I'll order mine in "Yellow Peril" yellow and have "Cyclone" decals put on the gas tank.

    Pretty cool ride to the mailbox!

    The bespoke, board-track-inspired motorbikes that made the Derringer name — hand-built, design-press originals. The story and gallery behind the marque.


    Last edited by HarleyCreation; 07-09-2008, 11:09 AM.
    Herbert Wagner
    AMCA 4634
    =======
    The TRUE beginnings of the Harley-Davidson Motor Co.
  • pem
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2007
    • 698

    #2
    Is it just me or can't I see the price anywhere? I'm afraid to ask.

    Dick

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    • jmanjeff
      Senior Member
      • Apr 2008
      • 252

      #3
      You know the old saying if you have to ask you cant afford it
      Jeff Bowles
      Arkansas
      Membership # 14023
      1957 Sportster

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      • HarleyCreation
        Senior Member
        • Jul 2003
        • 1832

        #4
        Says that each one is custom made and each a little different (translation: expensive), but hey, you get good gas mileage!

        Probably next they'll be turning out 1901 Indian and 1905 Harley versions. That would be sort of cool.
        Last edited by HarleyCreation; 07-10-2008, 08:37 AM.
        Herbert Wagner
        AMCA 4634
        =======
        The TRUE beginnings of the Harley-Davidson Motor Co.

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        • Tom Lovejoy
          Senior Member
          • Aug 2006
          • 951

          #5
          Just say them on the news, said about $3,500 and a 10 week waiting list !!

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          • Kojack
            Senior Member
            • Mar 2003
            • 261

            #6
            You can get those chinese bicycle motors on ebay for around $100. It shouldn't be hard to build your own.

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            • HarleyCreation
              Senior Member
              • Jul 2003
              • 1832

              #7
              In my graying years I'm feeling more and more attracted to smaller motorcycles and forget those big heavy oversized lumps. Maybe it's a nostalgic flashback to my first bike, a '67 Honda CL160. That was a nice bike. The trend, however, for many years now has been towards more and more huge, heavier, and bloated machines. Some gotta be near 900 lbs. And the back tires on some of them gotta be off a Mack truck!
              Herbert Wagner
              AMCA 4634
              =======
              The TRUE beginnings of the Harley-Davidson Motor Co.

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