23" Fat Spoke Softail Slim
#35
05-10-2013, 01:41 PM
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[/URL]- I'd put a 150 rear tire just to fill the stock fender better, and yes 150 still a slim.
- I don't think those pipes suit the style, I'd go for something longer
- one of the things I never liked on my slim were the rear turn signals, they messed up the rear aspect of the bike, I'm having mine relocated.
Just my thoughts, but what do I know!
#36
05-10-2013, 01:49 PM
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I got the pipes because they were cheap. I bought the cheapo V&H chrome and had the shields powder coated. This bike is still a work in progress. I've only had it for a 3 month. I will eventually remove the stock tail lamps and add a hidden LED system. As far as the tire. It is a 150, but seemed to be the same size as my 140. I got in a rush to get the new rims mounted, and that was the only one they had in stock.
#37
05-10-2013, 02:42 PM
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