Subject: Re: It works It works!
Author: Patrick Hayes
Date: Nov 13, 2001, 9:10 AM
Post ID: 1708878941
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In a message dated 11/13/01 8:17:14 AM Pacific Standard Time, Guzz-@aol.com
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| 'you could always make a set of bags out of wood' |
Reminds me of the '79 National Rally in Sylvan Grove, KS. Two HUGE farm boys
from Wisconsin had come on a sky blue Ambassador. They had made nice side
boxes out of plywood. Nice, squared corners and all. They mounted the upper
rear to the frame loop rail and the lower front to the swingarm. The bags
pivoted as the bike bounded down the road!
Patrick
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<FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=2>In a message dated 11/13/01 8:17:14 AM Pacific Standard Time, Guzz-@aol.com writes:
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<BR>Reminds me of the '79 National Rally in Sylvan Grove, KS. Two HUGE farm boys from Wisconsin had come on a sky blue Ambassador. They had made nice side boxes out of plywood. Nice, squared corners and all. They mounted the upper rear to the frame loop rail and the lower front to the swingarm. The bags pivoted as the bike bounded down the road!
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