2 Wheeled Pony

Fatboy Saddlebag mods

Mike — Sun, 03 Oct 2010 18:47:27 +0000

This was my ’00 FLSTF. The stock fatboy bags were always too small. Especially when my leather jacket is a side of beef. LoL. So I modified it by using Summax brackets and adding Road King hard leather bags. I had to install a heritage fender to get turn signals out of the way. So since the turn signal bar was now on the fender and I don’t care for the heritage style light bar I used one from an FLHX. This changed the look of the bike from the rear and gave us considerably more room.

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Triumph’s Too.

Mike — Sun, 03 Oct 2010 18:28:43 +0000

The winter of ’09 brought a neat little old school scoot through the shop. Ed “tattoo Lucky” Smith and I built this little Triumph 650. Scroll work by Mahlon Troyer and paint by “Wolfy”. Notice the scroll work on tank and fender. We shortened an old springer 7″ to give the bike the right stance. Enjoy the pics.

69 Triumph 650

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Holly’s Photo Shoot

admin — Thu, 30 Sep 2010 13:50:51 +0000

This is Holly, She is prepping to make a calendar. This is a trial run to get comfortable with the poses. Although the weather did not cooperate, she got through the day just a little cold. Stay tuned for more pics and Holly making the final touches to some nice local bikes. Good Luck Holly.

This is Holly.

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test it

Greg — Tue, 21 Sep 2010 14:29:57 +0000

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Bagger Softail project

Mike — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 21:04:13 +0000

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2008 Street Glide White Gold Pearl – $16500 (Wooster)

Greg — Mon, 13 Sep 2010 21:00:50 +0000

A beautiful white 2008 Street Glide

There is still plenty of riding time available this year, enjoy it on a Harley-Davidson. This beautiful White Gold Pearl with 18,300 miles on her is tastefully accessorized with 5 windshields including two sets of Klock Werkes windshields and the factory windshield.

So you don’t have to ride alone the bike is equipped with passenger floor boards (the factory pegs and mounts are included) and a comfortable detachable sissy bar. Included is a removable adjustable backrest and forward adjustable highway pegs for your comfort. The factory handgrips have been removed and replaced with some very comfortable Kuryakyn handgrips. I still have the factory engine guard and this is included.

Front view of a beautiful bike

See and be seen is the name of the game on the road and this Street Glide has an upgraded headlight for better forward vision and better visibility. The rear has four sets of brake lights including an LED Main brake light a run/brake lower light and the turn signals have been modified using genuine Harley-Davidson adaptors to become run/turn/brake signals.

Enjoy tunes on the road with the factory cd/mp3/weather/am/fm stereo.

This bike has been carefully maintained and serviced. All oil changes and services at manufacturer suggested intervals. Engine has not been opened up at all, it has had a great sounding set of slip-ons put in place of the factory mufflers to give it a true Harley-Davidson sound. The Air Cleaner has been upgraded to an Arlen Ness Big Sucker and the bike has been carefully dyno’d with a Screaming Eagle race tuner by Kevin at Hale’s Harley-Davidson in Mansfield. Both sets of tires were replace this year.

The Street Glide has had a few minor additions including an upgrade to the license plate and a luggage rack, all original bits will go with the motorcycle.

At 10,000 miles the motorcycle received a new transmission to replace a faulty transmission, this was done by the Harley-Davidson dealership. It also has a handy electronic oil dipstick. The saddlebag lids have had a protective plastic placed on them to protect them from errant feet when getting on the motorcycle.

Call Greg at 330.234.6997 or email at greg@wood5web.com

What they will see - still a nice view

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Mike dressed as a sock monkey

admin — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 21:30:39 +0000

In two posts to YouTube, Mike H. from 2 Wheeled Pony dresses up as a sock monkey on one of the rides that he participated in

The first is entitled

2 Wheeled Pony -- Sock Monkey dressing

www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLtAS0efnHA

Mike finally becoming a Sock Monkey -- How You Like Me Now?

The second is entitled

2 Wheeled Pony -- Sock Monkey Rides

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ha3km5Wyfos

Mike -- Sock Monkey likes to ride

thanks to tammat68 for posting the videos

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Picking up your motorcycle

admin — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 21:24:05 +0000

A couple of years ago at the IX center in Cleveland, Harley-Davidson had a demonstrations that included “How to pick up your motorcycle”. The demonstration was geared toward showing women how they can pick up their motorcycle easily. Local woman “Kim W” is featured in this very popular video.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4MPyX0QCYw

Doesn’t look like Kim had too much trouble picking up the motorcycle. Some of the comments on the video on youtube are not all that nice.

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Crash Proof Motorcycle – Not

Greg — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 21:19:18 +0000

Yep, here it is, a “Crash Proof Motorcycle”. This video was sent to me in an email, I see it has made its way around the web already. The video pretty much sums up the point.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTg7PUSVidI

Let’s keep it safe out there. Electronics can assist us not take over.

Mike says it every time “Be safe out there”.

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Shop Bike

admin — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 15:03:34 +0000

This is a Shop Bike
It was 9 1/2ft. long. 127 cu in engine, 250 rear tire. Green and Pearl white. LA Chopper pipes, 48mm mikuni carb, carlini bars, Dakota Digital dash. Made the turn signals/ brake and running lights all in adjure lights on the rear. John Lane painted the pearl white and clear and the airbrushig was done by Mahlon Troyer of MT Graphics.

Shop Bike - 01

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