Crazy maybe, but not poor. Po folks don't ride beautiful Harleys like yours. They can make you poor with mods and accessories though. OK, maybe you are right in both the crazy and poor.

 

[QUOTE=Hate Work;15728690]Not really important to anyone reading this, but put my liner back in my jacket. Went out when it was sunny and 45* and got chilled really quick. Came back, put in liner, put on gaiters and winter gloves.... Got a kick out of all the cagers looking at me like I was a poor crazy guy. Little do they know I am poor and crazy and still a guy.....[/QUOTE]

there fixed it for ya......

 

Yeah, I wasn't poor (at least I thought I wasn't) when I bought it, but for awhile, every extra dollar went into the scoot for another "needed" option. This "guy" finally joined Harley's Anonymous. It did get me to stop spending every dollar on my Harley. Now, I am just saving money for a 300AAC BLK build. One day at a time.

 

So, I spent a few hours installing my new handlebars yesterday. They are 12" Wild1 Chubby Reapers. Install went very smoothly, like everyone has said before the most difficult part is running the wires inside the right side of the handlebars. After about three tries I got them to go through and the rest was a breeze. I followed this video from YouTube and found it very helpful.


https://youtu.be/sPvOmEvXQRs


Anyway, looks like I will need to either lower my mirrors or find a set of stem mirrors that I like. The difference in handling, comfort, and looks make it well worth it!


Let me know what you think.

 

Not for everyone, been running a jockey shift for ten years. Figured I'd better build one for the Bagger.

 

That's cool. Don't burn your hand on the rear cylinder when down shifting.

 

Added caddy tail lights, wrap around lights and side lights to my tour pak on my 2007 EGC

 

Love the Caddy bullet tail lights. Off a '59"

 

I put a brown seat on my black bagger... have mixed feelings about it... :-/

 

Road it into work this morning after having 5 days of rain.....51 and a relaxing ride in.