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Old 06-13-2007, 12:47 PM
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I have to recommend a book I read a couple of years ago called Rebuilding The Indian by Fred Heafelle (or something like that - not sure of the spelling of his name).

It's about the trials and tribulations of the author in his rebuilding a basketcase Indian Chief and finally riding it from Montana to Sturgis.

Not too much about the specific nuts and bolts, more about all the challanges and characters he met along the process.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED READ!
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I read that book and liked it a lot too.
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