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russ_g Ex Member	The Green Bobber 04/06/06 at 18:36:41 Has anyone seen this? This is beautiful. I wish the Savage/S40 was a little more (a very little more) mainstream so there were more kits/mods/accessories available. Someone scanned the full article and put it here. There are more pics there as well. http://www.riffraffcustoms.com/pdfs/scan-aft-customs.pdf
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savage455 Ex Member	Re: The Green Bobber Reply #1 - 04/06/06 at 19:03:11 you could easily make a savage look ike that for under $100 very easily... you would have to buy almost nothing... maybe a trip to a swap meet or a few to the hardware store
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Roadie Full Member Offline No, it's not a Harley. Posts: 201 Lansing MI Gender:	Re: The Green Bobber Reply #2 - 04/07/06 at 02:48:06 You can skip the hand shifter. Bleck... Yeah not much there that hasn't been done with a Savage already. Looks like an expensive Arlen ness mirror and some other do dads out of J and P cycles catalog. VERY doable.. Go for it!
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Reply #3 - 04/07/06 at 03:32:28

I have that magazine ... that's a beautiful job of Bobbing a standard Honda 750 ACE ... they even managed to make the radiator disappear Shocked

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For a Savage owner with the skills, tools, time and money, this look could likely be replicated without too much trouble ... nix the jockey shifter however, if ya want it to be more of a daily Rider!

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russ Guest	Re: The Green Bobber Reply #4 - 04/07/06 at 07:18:32 I agree on the shifter as well. Overall really like the bike though. I'm some what mechanically inclined but in no way have the skills to do this from scratch - pick a part kind of thing. I'm more of a "kit" type person. "here's everything you need including INSTRUCTIONS".
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red2k1 Ex Member	Re: The Green Bobber Reply #5 - 04/07/06 at 08:45:50 Not much on bobbers, however I like this one. The shifter makes it, I think.
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vroom1776 Serious Thumper Offline Posts: 2110 Gender:	Re: The Green Bobber Reply #6 - 04/07/06 at 19:43:16 It needs to loose the shocks. and the green footpegs. I bet the radiator under the seat is fun too. and what's up with the small rear pulley?
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