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After a very long wait I finally got around to buying extended bags and fender. Originally I was going to get the G2 fender from True Kustom, but didn't get a good feeling from them so I went with the Bad Dad Summit fender with flush lights and Top Shop bags and Bad Dad speaker lids. Anyone with DBP paint might know what a pain it is to match, however they came out pretty good I think.
Thanks everyone! I'm happy as hell it's finally done.
Originally Posted by lp
Looks very, very close. I have Black Quartz, which is another paint code HD has not released yet. Still waiting so I too can paint some stuff.
Looks awesome, congrats.
Lesson learned, buy a black bike and repaint everything with a non-HD special color. Even HD isn't able to get it perfect, I bought lowers and one of the caps is slightly off as well. But, overall I'm happy with it. Good luck getting the codes for your paint, it's a real pain. Try contacting your local PPG rep, or try this place as they do work for HD; http://www.cpvehicles.com/
Originally Posted by Hyper Piper
That thing is sweet!
How far is the fender off the ground?
Just a hair shy of 7 inches when it's on the stand. Stock suspension.
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