Roland Sands Short Stacks on Nightster Pics...
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10-13-2008, 12:38 PM
Roland Sands Short Stacks on Nightster Pics...
Hey fellas,
Finally! I put on the short stacks. What a pain in the a$$ to wire them internally! Took 6 hrs to put them on and relocate my signals. The lines of the short stacks look better than I ever expected. ALthough these bars are extremely expensive, I feel like they are truly worth it when they are on the bike...at least in my opinion. WHat do you guys think?
Sorry for the lousy pics in my garage, I'll get some good ones soon.
- Wires internally, had to extend 4 inches though.
- Used stock cables...had to bend brake slightly. But I am going to swap them out for the black braided soon anyways.
- Relocated turn signals to upper triple tree using drag specialties turn signal mounts and powdercoated them gloss black. They are the same concept as the HD relocation kit, except they don't stick out at all.
- Pro-One Low-profile 2-piece Billet gas cap with spider web insert.
Finally! I put on the short stacks. What a pain in the a$$ to wire them internally! Took 6 hrs to put them on and relocate my signals. The lines of the short stacks look better than I ever expected. ALthough these bars are extremely expensive, I feel like they are truly worth it when they are on the bike...at least in my opinion. WHat do you guys think?
Sorry for the lousy pics in my garage, I'll get some good ones soon.
- Wires internally, had to extend 4 inches though.
- Used stock cables...had to bend brake slightly. But I am going to swap them out for the black braided soon anyways.
- Relocated turn signals to upper triple tree using drag specialties turn signal mounts and powdercoated them gloss black. They are the same concept as the HD relocation kit, except they don't stick out at all.
- Pro-One Low-profile 2-piece Billet gas cap with spider web insert.
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Bike looks sweet! Great lines and flows nicely. I am eliminating the round turn signals next and using Flexible LED Strips from www.chromeglow.com can't wait to get them installed and do agree that the internal wiring of the bars for the clean look was a pain in the a$$.