Black out kit on 2007 SG
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Black out kit on 2007 SG
does anyone know of an online vendor that sells a blackout kit for Dynas? Like the chrome kit that Harley sells with the outer primary cover, rocker covers, derby cover, transmission cover, etc., only in black. Basically the same thing the Bob has. I really dig the blacked out look with a little chrome sprinkled in here and there... have seen a few here in the forum. Any help would be appreciated. Have to purchase on line as I live overseas and would be lost without online shopping. Thanks again!!
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RE: Black out kit on 2007 SG
Being in South Korea, don't know if I can find a reputable powder-coater. I know a guy that does body work and paint, and he did a great job on my friend's Fat Boy, so maybe I could ask him. I'm surprised that Harley doesn't sell this kit like they sell the chrome kit.
My bike is Pewter and I'm thinking of having it painted flat black, like the Street Bob option. I know... I should have just gotten the Bob to begin with, but purchasing through the Army/Air Force Exchange Service, they had limited stock. Bobs were all sold out.
My goal is a little chrome and a s**tload of black. That is the present plan.
My bike is Pewter and I'm thinking of having it painted flat black, like the Street Bob option. I know... I should have just gotten the Bob to begin with, but purchasing through the Army/Air Force Exchange Service, they had limited stock. Bobs were all sold out.
My goal is a little chrome and a s**tload of black. That is the present plan.
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10-05-2007, 09:03 AM
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RE: Black out kit on 2007 SG
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Being in South Korea, don't know if I can find a reputable powder-coater. I know a guy that does body work and paint, and he did a great job on my friend's Fat Boy, so maybe I could ask him. I'm surprised that Harley doesn't sell this kit like they sell the chrome kit.
My bike is Pewter and I'm thinking of having it painted flat black, like the Street Bob option. I know... I should have just gotten the Bob to begin with, but purchasing through the Army/Air Force Exchange Service, they had limited stock. Bobs were all sold out.
My goal is a little chrome and a s**tload of black. That is the present plan.
Being in South Korea, don't know if I can find a reputable powder-coater. I know a guy that does body work and paint, and he did a great job on my friend's Fat Boy, so maybe I could ask him. I'm surprised that Harley doesn't sell this kit like they sell the chrome kit.
My bike is Pewter and I'm thinking of having it painted flat black, like the Street Bob option. I know... I should have just gotten the Bob to begin with, but purchasing through the Army/Air Force Exchange Service, they had limited stock. Bobs were all sold out.
My goal is a little chrome and a s**tload of black. That is the present plan.
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Sounds like a great plan to me. Polishing all that chrome cuts into the riding time
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RE: Black out kit on 2007 SG
Just order the Bob parts. I started this project a few months ago and still have a ways to go. Currently I do not believe there are any "black out" kits availible, most guys are into chrome.
Most of the stock parts are relatively cheap with the exception of the inner primary which will run you aroun 300 bucks.
I personally like the wrinkle black contrast against the silver motor. Gives it a distinct look to say the least.
Most of the stock parts are relatively cheap with the exception of the inner primary which will run you aroun 300 bucks.
I personally like the wrinkle black contrast against the silver motor. Gives it a distinct look to say the least.