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We can’t actually remember ever meeting the elusive crack band of Russian bikers known as Hell’s Weavers, but we now have definitive proof that the group does indeed exist. Eschewing the dangerous rough-and-tumble lifestyle of drinking and running amok, the Weavers are rumored to have a much kinder, gentler side. With this in mind, we’d like to present the result of their latest weekend basket-weaving get-together, the Wickerbike.
The Wickerbike appears to be a nearly 1:1 replica of Harley-Davidson’s new FLSTSB Cross Bones, including the mini-ape-hangers, solo saddle and springer fork. We have little additional commentary to offer, other than pointing out the fact that the work done, such as it is, appears to be of a very high quality.
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In this image taken Tuesday, April 23, 2013, a 1970 Plymouth Satellite police cruiser is parked on a downtown Seattle street while a Seattle Police Department officer Jim Ritter responds to a call. Ritter uses the vintage car as his everyday car and for community outreach for the Seattle Police Department. (AP Photo/Manuel Valdes)
In this image taken Tuesday, April 23, 2013, Seattle police officer Jim Ritter stands behind a 1970 Plymouth Satellite he drives while on patrol in Seattle’s Westlake Park. Ritter uses the vintage car as his everyday car and for community outreach for the Seattle Police Department. (AP Photo/Manuel Valdes)
In this image taken Tuesday, April 23, 2013, Seattle police officer Jim Ritter talks to Jonny Galvis at Westlake Park in front of Ritter’s parked 1970 Plymouth Satellite police cruiser, in Seattle. Ritter uses the vintage car as his everyday car and for community outreach for the Seattle Police Department. (AP Photo/Manuel Valdes)
In this image taken Tuesday, April 23, 2013, a 1970 Plymouth Satellite police cruiser is parked in downtown Seattle street while a Seattle Police Department officer Jim Ritter talks to the public. Ritter uses the vintage car as his everyday car and for community outreach for the Seattle Police Department. (AP Photo/Manuel Valdes)
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