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Posted by mittico68
- April 11, 2015, 02:38:09 AMI've purchased a pair of black rear crashbars from Ted's, last year: it was an Ebay auction.
Those bars are very good and I'm very happy about the business I made: such a smooth and fast transaction with Ted!
BTW: the installation is very fast, and once you've removed the passenger foot pegs, it's just an add-on... 
Posted by CDNRatMan
- April 10, 2015, 19:47:51 PMI talked to Ted via e mail and he will be making some more parts as a small run and he has lots of orders. I am after a hand shifter.
Posted by Troll
- April 10, 2015, 18:46:27 PMQuote from: Mr.Hanbar on April 10, 2015, 17:22:46 PMTROLL, do you have Teds facebook or emal, im interested in some accesories too, Thanks
Posted by Mr.Hanbar
- April 10, 2015, 17:22:46 PMQuote from: Troll on April 10, 2015, 08:36:03 AMTROLL, do you have Teds facebook or emal, im interested in some accesories too, ThanksThe green SKAWT is owned by Debbie Taylor. If you search for RIP Hillbilly, you will find that her husband was just killed on his Drifter. Ted's design used to make a couple of kinds, in both black and chrome. Ted said at the last Drift-In, he was retiring from the business and was going to sell of his inventory. The second pic. is Ted's 800
Posted by kw-retrorider
- April 10, 2015, 16:32:46 PMTroll: Hillbilly is not with us anymore? Man, very sorry to hear that. Really nice guy...met him and Debbie at Drift-In 14. Life is fragile. Ride while you can.
Posted by slickandrews
- April 10, 2015, 16:27:58 PMThanks Gang, for the info about the guards..
Also, it's sad to hear that a fellow rider has passed on, my condolences.
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Posted by Troll
- April 10, 2015, 08:36:03 AMThe green SKAWT is owned by Debbie Taylor. If you search for RIP Hillbilly, you will find that her husband was just killed on his Drifter. Ted's design used to make a couple of kinds, in both black and chrome. Ted said at the last Drift-In, he was retiring from the business and was going to sell of his inventory. The second pic. is Ted's 800
Posted by CDNRatMan
- April 10, 2015, 01:33:20 AMYou can get on the UK forum, and there is a lad there named Malcolm (who is on vacations right now for about 10 days) and he either has some or is making some more. Would not hurt to ask him, other wise not sure if Ted has anymore for sale.
Posted by slickandrews
- April 10, 2015, 00:37:11 AMUh-Oh... Looks like some of my post didn't post! I wanted to thank everyone in advance for their ideas and input!
Anyhow, THANKS AGAIN, GANG!Slick
Posted by slickandrews
- April 10, 2015, 00:34:10 AMHi Gang-
New to the forum, so HELLO to all!
Wanted to ask if any of ya's have seen or heard of someone who makes or CAN make the old lookin' rear crash rails for the VN800 frame? I remember seeing a green bike that was done a few years back by a company called CycleArt Engineering, I think they were somewhere in St. Louis... But have had no luck in contacting them. I also saw a black and red 800 Drifter on youtube, it had the crash rails in chrome... I believe the bike was in New York or New Jersey.
Do any of you guys have any ideas? My wife and I have just bought a VN800 Classic that I'm gonna "FL-ize" with a bunch of different old HD panhead goodies that my brother I have laying around...
At one time, I owned a '99 Drifter 800 from brand new, till 2006. Shouldda never sold it!
We JUST ended up with the 2001 Classic 'cause it seems like Drifters are a grand or better over the price we got it for... Couldn't afford one!
But that's OK, I'd have changed Drifter around like I did my '99... I used a bunch of real '50 Chief parts on that one.
I'll be sure to TRY and post pics of the "new to me" Classic as I go... It'll end up looking like a 1956 FL!