Readers Rides 74

Editors Note: People send me all kindsa great and strange pictures of the stuff they're working on and what they think makes up the perfect chopper. I figured it was only fair to share this stuff with everybody. If you want us to publish a pix of your project or finished scoot, send 'em HERE, if you don't want 'em published, don't send 'em (duh...)

	Warren, I see you have met our buddy, Jake's FLH. Anytime we go near it we get dirty. I have updated my FLH for your reader's ride section. The site is great, keep up the good work. Ray in CT "Deserve has got nothin' to do with it." Clint Eastwood, Unforgiven murdercycles@earthlink.net Finally, a bike that can sink it's teeth into me! -Warren

	A chop home grown in Washington and raised on apples RAZORBACKHD@aol.com Looks like the apple doesn't fall far from the tree in this case. Nice scooter, man. -Warren

	Warren, Just found you site on the WEB. After looking through it all I can say is.........Awesome. I thought I would send you a couple of pictures of my Texas iron stallion. I bought it as a basket case. It is a 1988 FXSTC. I did all the work myself other than the paint. It is stock 80" displacement with the following modes: Crane 306 cam, Heads flowed with dual plugs, Sampson shotgun pipes, Crane Hi-4 ignition and a primo 3" belt drive. The rear rim is the stock Harley rim that has been machined and chrome plated. Hope you like it and publish it on your site. Regards, Richard Chavez, Dallas Texas rchavez@dul-llc.com Sweet softail! -Warren