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Old 02-18-2015, 10:49 AM
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Thug Style / Club Style Dyna pic's
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Member Lama is in the process of modding his 2007 FXDC into a club style or thug style bike (known today as outlaw bikes) Asks members to provide inspiration and post pictures of their own bikes. Members show off their bikes.

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Old 10-13-2015, 08:27 AM
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Originally Posted by hell hound
Is your wind shield spaced out away from the fairing or am i looking at it wrong?

I like the bike, i have 14 lowrider with same paint, fairing and head light! I like how you added the pin strip!
It is. I made some little 1/2 inch spacers to let so air in underneath. JD Customs sells a kit to do it, but I couldn't bring myself to spend the $40 when I could make it for less than $5

Most people don't even notice the extra pin stripe, it's so simple. I think it just pulls the whole paint scheme together..
 
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Most people don't even notice the extra pin stripe, it's so simple. I think it just pulls the whole paint scheme together..
It really does. The bike looks great, man. What else are you planning?
 
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Originally Posted by Vonswanko
It is. I made some little 1/2 inch spacers to let so air in underneath. JD Customs sells a kit to do it, but I couldn't bring myself to spend the $40 when I could make it for less than $5

Most people don't even notice the extra pin stripe, it's so simple. I think it just pulls the whole paint scheme together..
Did spacing it out make a difference?
 
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It really does. The bike looks great, man. What else are you planning?
Thanks man! Im thinking black lower legs in the future and I'll do something with the front suspension then. Im having my seat reupholstered and shaped to fit me a little better too. And then maybe a full exhaust sometime later on along with cams.

Did spacing it out make a difference?
It took some of the head shaking dirty air away and I can tuck my hat/lunch down in the fairing and it doesn't blow away...
 
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Might have to give that a try
 
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Thanks man! Im thinking black lower legs in the future and I'll do something with the front suspension then. Im having my seat reupholstered and shaped to fit me a little better too. And then maybe a full exhaust sometime later on along with cams.
that'll be killer.
 
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Originally Posted by Lama
I'm in the process of modding my 2007 FXDC into a club style bike. Sorry if the term I use is incorrect for this site, as there are so many names people give this type setup, Thug Style, Club Style, Outlaw style, Hooligan, etc. I am hoping maybe this site has some members that have a bike that I can draw inspiration from, by posting pictures.

I am not referring to the style that is somewhat poorly done on that SOA show on TV.

Anyway, I can mostly find pictures on Japan sites, but it seems the bulk of great modified bikes of this style are 2005 and older Dyna's.

Anyone have a 2006+ bike done up. Something like this:








 
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New to the forum not sure if I post came through so I will try an post again












 
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what an ugly piece of ****.

when you lick it, does it taste look root beer?
 
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what an ugly piece of ****.

when you lick it, does it taste look root beer?
Hahaha, what a classic greeting

Nice bike Dude!
 
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