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Default made a set of handlebars for my harley

probably wont ever put them on my bike, but they fit and look kinda slick
for
a first stab at making handlebars. Take a looky see at
http://www.geocities.com/weldingwalt/hbars.html
gee, i wonder if paul teatul sr. (american chopper) will hire me? : )
walt



 
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