Did you buy it?

@@FuckThisShitMane hey, no I bought a Iron and later a Roadking.

You prolly dont give a damn but does any of you know of a trick to log back into an Instagram account? I stupidly forgot my password. I would love any tricks you can give me

@Brady Torin i really appreciate your reply. I found the site thru google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm. I see it takes quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.

@Brady Torin it worked and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy! Thank you so much, you saved my ass!

Thanks for the compliment - yeah ONEHUNGA is great - live a 2min walk into One Tree Hill / Cornwall Park. It's hanged a lot in 10 years and I've been here for 30. My son Thomas is the editor / director / producer - I think he does a great job too ! Cheers.

Cool - good on ya mate :)

Sweetas - good on ya Mickey - glad to help - but YOU did it. Congrats.

No worries mate - go for it !

You won't be disappointed with a 48 - even though I am now going to a Fatboy ( my wife bought me one - amazing but true..) - the 48 will all remain for me one of the most fun, robust bikes out there.

Abso-frikkin-lutley !

Ha ! yeah bro - I was on their Christmas card list ..

NLRKralc can i get a photo of your bike with the 4.5 on it i am fixing to buy a 48 and not sure how it will look thanks

Hope it went well. Cheers.

gatorhunter1 Yeah - I love zip ties - cheap and save a shitload of money if you have to replace that side cover..

Thanks mate - I think so - however my wife ( 'her indoors' ) wanted to ride again with me, as my leg injury -(the reason initially I purchased the 48) - had improved to a degree .... so she bought me a 2013 FATBOY with only a couple of hundred Km's on the clock. For a while I had two Harley's and I was still taking the 48 out for exercise - but all things come to an end and I sold the 48 to a great couple from down the line - I know she's gone to a good home.. As for the fatty - I've just replaced the pillion seat, installed a removable sissybar, docking system, relocated the rear turn signals, spliced the wiring, installed an Auxillary brake light system and replaced the standard signal lens with some old school ...and that'll go to vid when I get round to it.

Thanks mate

Thanks mate - good luck with it - it's as easy as the vid.

Don King Thanks mate - ha ha, a couple of people don't like it apparently, make you wonder why though - is it the lighting ? the dialogue? The fact I'm just so good looking??

You won't regret it bro - just take your time and you'll be sweet. Cheers.

Thanks mate.

I have a 4.5g tank and mirror didn’t fit bottom mounted miroir with stock bar. I installed mini apes and they’re back downward

I agree there's less of a gap from behind the gas tank to the front of the seat now.

Proud Onehunga Boy!! A good paint shop should be able to match. Chur.

Trey Gowdy Sorry Man I traded it in for a Wide Glide..

Mate, you'll do fine - good on you for giving it a whirl - it makes a huge difference. Just remember the fuel pump is in there really tight...just take your time and eventually it'll come out. If you have a short fuse like me , just put it down, have a cold drink , breathe and come back to it. The same goes for installing the pump into the larger tank. I took about 30mins getting the thing out of the original tank and 10 mins getting it into the new tank. Just take your time and it will be cool. Good luck.

I ran it as low as practical - it still had a litre or so in it when I took her off - don't worry when you remove the fuel line only a "drop" or two will come out (@ 7:09). Before you remove the fuel pump, get a bucket - remove the cap - turn the tank over the bucket and empty the remaining gas (into the bucket) - you can of course reuse this gas if desired, but my bucket wasn't new and I wasn't about to put possible contaminated gas into the Sporty just to save $2 - it was ALL fresh gas on start up. > Hope that helps mate & thanks for the compliment. Cheers.

Don King Perfect. That is what I was thinking about doing. Thanks again for the help and the great video. I plan on tackling this in the next couple of days.

Hi A.T. - No gasket required mate and just spray the outside - mask off the base where the fuel pump goes in (covering the edge where it seats) and where the gas goes in and any other inlet & it's good for a respray. The tank I replaced hadn't had this done properly so the spray was inside - thick around the edge - thats why it was a pain in the arse to get the pump out as the clearance is minimal.

Sorry for late reply - I've been 'away' - I hope you figured it out - it is REAL tight - holding your tongue out the left side of your mouth always helps me - stopping & leaving for a while , then going back and trying again worked for me - it took me about 3 attempts to get it in - the third attempt I tried and with a little coaxing it went straight in - yes it's a bastard but so worth it.

Gidday Steve - sorry mate just saw your message - maybe you've got it sorted by now - but all I did was take the original bit of line with me - visually find some fuel-line of the same internal diameter and bought a couple or so feet of it for a few dollars. Once I was satisfied it fitted on - I used a small hose clamp to ensure it was all securely held in place and of course I cut it to a suitable length. Goodluck.

Don can't tell you how much I appreciate your response. Bike looks beautiful too. Still haven't done mine yet because I am waiting to get the new tank painted. But again appreciate your response and ride safe.

Don King there ain't nothing wrong with a sportster. Nice bike they are quick fun and a good price that won't kill your bank. And you can modify sportster to look fuckin awesome too !

EzEddie i brought the sportster because it looks good, unlike the big twins which are engraved with 'only for old fucks'

i just got my 48 3 weeks ago, and a thing is sure that ain't for pussies.... nice rough and mean bike!! LOVE IT!