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Posted by CDNRatMan
- June 01, 2017, 17:49:39 PMWelcome MrHernandez81, you will now be hounded mercilessly by the picture hounds, some of these people can not breath correctly unless you post a few pictures of your bike so they can drool and make comments on it. So best be getting a few pictures up here, and what questions would you like to have answered?
Have you or did mom do the sprocket swap on the bike, that would be number one mod.........
Posted by MrHernandez81
- June 01, 2017, 17:43:08 PMHi, my name is Jason and I'm from Jackson TN. I have a '02 800 Drifter, have owned it since '12. My mother bought the bike brand new and uncrated it herself. After uncrating she sat on it and was told by an employee walking through, "I don't think you should be sitting on that" as to which she replied "@#$% you, this is my bike motherfucker" as he turned red and scurried off. Mom was a biker since the early 80's when she could finally afford a bike, she rode with Freedom m.c. out of GA. I still own her first bike, a 71 Triumph TR6C which she almost shot a man for sitting on (drunken aim saved him), wish I had the Harley powered chopper she built with the king/queen seat, tall sissy bar and diamond tank but times were tough and she was forced to sell. But sadly she passed away in '12 due to brain cancer just as life was getting good, she was 53. She left her Drifter to me also, only the 2nd vehicle she'd bought new. She always wanted an Indian but fell in love with the drifter for obvious reasons. I ride this bike daily and intend to pass it down to one of my 3 children so I figured I'd get more familiar with it than just riding it, get to know the in's n outs. What better place than on a forum with a bunch of Drifter nuts, right? Anyways, that's my story and thanks for having me.
Jason