I'm not a chopper guy, but I sure did like the way he built things. He liked to do everything himself and stated something to the effect of "I like to learn to do things myself. The deeper I get into a subject, the more I realize how much I dont' know about it."
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Full Version: OT: Indian Larry, RIP
R.I.P 
He's the guy that used to ride all laid back with his feet on his handlebars, right? I saw some of the biker buildoffs with him, really talented guy.
QUOTE(bryanthompson @ Aug 31 2004, 09:11 PM)
He's the guy that used to ride all laid back with his feet on his handlebars, right? I saw some of the biker buildoffs with him, really talented guy.
thats him.. he has those retro choppers. very cool.
he'll be missed
he would stand on the saddle with arm out to the sides too... (there is a name for it, but not subject aprapo concidering...) He was a true maverick and will be missed!
I admired his work and his out look on his life. He seemed to have figured out how to accept his life as it is and live it as it happened. RIP
Thats too sad!!! I've watched him on TV doing these stunts, and I can't believe he died!!!! 
QUOTE(dinomium @ Aug 31 2004, 08:22 PM)
he would stand on the saddle with arm out to the sides too... (there is a name for it, but not subject aprapo concidering...) He was a true maverick and will be missed!
this is the one that killed him.
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