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Biltwell Rules

No problem. That's what I'm building for the next Born Free. Something different for me. 79447

It's a Jammer Velvet Ride. The rear ends came like that at one point. I'm building one now. 79427

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The thicker one is high/low. I always ran the thinner single beam ones. Didn't like how thick the dual beam one was.

I've run originals and the re-pops on a few bikes. The originals work great during the day. At night they are useless. I ran them one night and took them off immediately. The re-pops work at night...

It all depends on the density of the foam and the shape. The seat on my white bike is super thin and I can ride it all day without it bothering me.

The biltwell seats are very nicely made and comfortable.

Same frame as my white bike. They rule.

These are the last two I did. The white one I finished about five years ago. It gets ridden EVERYWHERE. The pink one I finished a couple years ago and it's since been bought. Up until then though it...

Thanks everyone. This is one you can easily do yourself though. If you have any questions email or call me and I'll walk you through it.

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Very cool! Tommy is a ruler.

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Thank you!

C&G and Corbin and Gentry aren't the same company. C&G was out of Santa Fe Springs, CA. My white bike, Funkenstein, is a C&G frame that Rowe machine put a HD style neck on for me.

I would love to made it but that's the weekend of Mooneyes and David Mann. Setting up at both so no way I can make it.

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Very cool!

Thank you!

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