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Reviewed on July 9, 2023
Motorcycle reviewed 2004 Thunder Mountain Custom Cycles Blackhawk 240
4.8
I bought this bike a few years ago. It has 12000 miles on it. I've got more than 20000 Miles on it now. Never had a single problem other than a few screws came loose but that's normal. It actually handled better than I thought it would. Try to avoid holes in the road or bumps. Really hits hard when...
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I bought this bike a few years ago. It has 12000 miles on it. I've got more than 20000 Miles on it now. Never had a single problem other than a few screws came loose but that's normal. It actually handled better than I thought it would. Try to avoid holes in the road or bumps. Really hits hard when you do hit them. With the big 1550 engine it has some balls to it. Looks awesome and couldn't be happier.
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Reviewed on June 25, 2012
Motorcycle reviewed 2007 Thunder Mountain Custom Cycles Durango
5.0
Finally after extending the foot pegs by 7" and in stalling the Ride, Rack, & Rest (RRR), this Chopper is actually comfortable and I'm able to ride it for extended periods of time without fatigue, etc. I just needed to get it right for my height. Now I have a beautiful Chopper that I can ride...
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Finally after extending the foot pegs by 7" and in stalling the Ride, Rack, & Rest (RRR), this Chopper is actually comfortable and I'm able to ride it for extended periods of time without fatigue, etc. I just needed to get it right for my height. Now I have a beautiful Chopper that I can ride as long and far as I desire. I LOVE THIS CHOPPER!
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Reviewed on February 20, 2010
Motorcycle reviewed 2006 Thunder Mountain Custom Cycles Baditude 240
5.0
A very comfortable ride short or long. With the 240 back tire & not all chopped out, it still can handle those tight turns and wet roads. I would suggest the bike to anyone who wants a comfortable...
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A very comfortable ride short or long. With the 240 back tire & not all chopped out, it still can handle those tight turns and wet roads. I would suggest the bike to anyone who wants a comfortable ride.
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Reviewed on August 18, 2006
Motorcycle reviewed 2005 Thunder Mountain Custom Cycles Blackhawk 240
4.0
After having ridden for a year now, I found that the tires wear off center because the bike is not balanced well. Because the engine sits so far to the left to accommodate the fat tire, too much weight is on the left; therefore, the rider must lean to the right to balance. The single caliper is...
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After having ridden for a year now, I found that the tires wear off center because the bike is not balanced well. Because the engine sits so far to the left to accommodate the fat tire, too much weight is on the left; therefore, the rider must lean to the right to balance. The single caliper is adequate, but could use dual calipers on the front. Big potholes or bumps will throw you out of the seat. But any chopper with limited travel will do the same. With the 103 there is good power, but I've upgraded the heads and cams and carburetion, and now the baby screams. Had some problems with a squeaky drive pulley, but the dealer replaced under warranty. The bike is fun to ride, with gas mileage still in the plus 45mpg even after the engine work. Paint is holding up well as good as factory.
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Reviewed on July 7, 2004
Motorcycle reviewed 2004 Thunder Mountain Custom Cycles Blackhawk 240
5.0
I have two new Blackhawk 240 Customs. Both have approximately 1000 miles on them. The primary reason I purchased these bikes is that they have the total custom look but are sold, serviced and warranted by the local Harley dealer. Although they contain a lot of Harley parts, they look and ride...
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I have two new Blackhawk 240 Customs. Both have approximately 1000 miles on them. The primary reason I purchased these bikes is that they have the total custom look but are sold, serviced and warranted by the local Harley dealer. Although they contain a lot of Harley parts, they look and ride like other custom bikes without the problems usually associated with them. All these bikes come through with something different than each other one. The paint jobs are all unique and of high quality. The Chrome wheels are fantastic. The engine is the black and chrome Harley 95". These bikes have a 240 rear tire and drag style handlebars. They look low in the rear and truly sharp. They get a lot of attention wherever they go. They have softail suspensions but do ride somewhat hard over rough spots and the seat is very firm. The 95" engine has sufficient power but is not a barn burner. The brakes are good. The transmission is far smoother than any Harley I have ridden and I have 8 Harley's in the garage. These are really great bikes. Very well done and have the backing of the Harley dealer who sells them and Harley custom parts fit perfectly if you want to add or change anything. These bikes are real winners if they hold up as well and run as good as they have for the first 1000 miles in the future.
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