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Archive for January 2008
Flathead Power
January 30, 2008 by David.
My favorite looking Harley engine is the “knuckle head.” Well, check out what S&S is up to. They’ve bought Flathead Power, their first purchase in 50 years, and will be shipping in a few weeks. Meanwhile check out www.FlatheadPower.net. A 120″ knuckhead! Holy Cow! Now that would look fucking good in my planned redo of my springer (a.k.a. Bad Boy Bobber).
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FastCap Woodworker Tools
January 30, 2008 by David.
If you haven’t checked out FastCap’s line, you owe it to yourself. Some handy, innovative products like “3rd” hand poles, counter top compression aid, hood for your chop saw and other items.
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