Looking forward to pics once the Carlinis are installed. Thinking about going with B&R's apes this time around.

 

I don't see the viclas look in PA, too far east for the Amish to take hold of that style. I love that look so I have bits and pieces added to my Heritage, true duals and 21" front wheel.

 

Down below you in the Va Highlands we don't see it either, and I like the look too. That's a sweet looking Heritage and I planned on doing mine the same way...just bits and pieces not a total Vicla look. It seems that I'm the only one that likes it in my home...but who cares? All we see mainly around here are SG's, UC's, and RG's. It would be cool to have the only Vicla looking ride in these parts.

I did see a Deluxe the other day passing through our mountains and it looked pretty good.

 

It's gonna look great!

 

Ordered some more parts today. Kuryakyn Iso boards, shift pads and a brake pedal pad as well as the Cruise Arm Mark IV. I saw the Cruise Arm on another Deluxe on here and it looked real trick. Im gonna give it a try instead of going with a crash bar and hwy pegs.


Dropping it off tomorrow evening at the dealer so they can get started on installing the bars and wheels. Man I cant wait!!!

 

Well ****!!! Dealer just called and RideWright shipped the wrong wheels. The right ones wont be here till late next week and the soonest they can get me in to put em on is 8/3. They should be done with my bars and what not tomorrow.


This sucks. I got a bunch of little stuff in the mail I can install to tide me over till then

 

Ride Wright and Sinister Rims are the only way to go if you are doing Big Boy spokes on the deluxe...I have the same size set up on my deluxe, but they are Sinister! Look forward to the pics.

 

Great looking bike, keep the updates coming

 

Ordered a Shotgun shock last night. Really excited about that. Some various other parts showed up today.


Waiting for the dealer to call and tell me my bars are done.

 

It's coming together nicely. I love that color. Can't wait to see the "finished" product