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About This Page: This is a discussion on LA Kings News within the LetsGoKings.com forums, at Los Angeles Kings Hockey Fan Forum. How a 2008 Raider S generated $35,000 for the Los Angeles Kings hockey team's favorite charity. You know your company's slogan is perfect when people not only
How a 2008 Raider S generated $35,000 for the Los Angeles Kings hockey team's favorite charity. You know your company's slogan is perfect when people not only start repeating it, but living it. So when Star Motorcycles coined the term, "We build it, you make it your own," we figured that many riders would step up and personalize their own Road Star, Roadliner or Raider cruiser to suit their own tastes. And they have. But the message has hit even a more powerful chord as some historically important custom bikes have already been created around Star Motorcycles, taking Best in Show at some of the world's top custom shows. Still others have elevated the Star mission to even greater heights, and you're looking at one of them here.
I don't know anything about motorcycles and I hate those stupid American Chopper shows on TV nowadays but isn't a bike like that worth way more than $35K?
OP NO AT ALL. Its a 10K motorcycle with 25K in extra.
a real custom built chopper is worth far more than 35L But thats a good price for a bike you could have bought for 25K or les on your own.
The biggest differenc ebeing if you pay at a charity event the entire 35K is a deduction. Of you buy at a store ZERO is a deduction