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Mar 24, 2019 | 05:18 AM

#351

Mchad

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From: SWFL

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Originally Posted by XXTHESANDMANXX

thanks .im going to steal some of my girlfriends nail polish and make lilt marks on the wiring ,it should help

thanks for the tip ,on the fuse , less work equals less frustration .since I using all stock cables I dont have to worry about getting extra cable lengths ,its why I went with 6 inch , so it was one less factor for me to deal with .

Just use a marker. Who knows what effect the chemicals in nail polish may have on wire insulation over time. A plain old sharpie will do the job.

Mar 24, 2019 | 01:23 PM

#352

XXTHESANDMANXX

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Joined: May 2018

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From: montecello

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Originally Posted by Mchad

Just use a marker. Who knows what effect the chemicals in nail polish may have on wire insulation over time. A plain old sharpie will do the job.

yea ,, not only that but ,if my girl even finds out ,I will be done for

Mar 24, 2019 | 03:50 PM

#353

Mchad

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From: SWFL

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Originally Posted by XXTHESANDMANXX

yea ,, not only that but ,if my girl even finds out ,I will be done for

I can relate

Mar 29, 2019 | 08:03 PM

#354

XXTHESANDMANXX

Cruiser

Joined: May 2018

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From: montecello

installed my paul Yaffe monkey bars , zombie grips chrome hosuing with chrome buttons, reaper mirrors,ss air intake with willie g cover , powr vision , not shown i dont like anything hanging on my bars ,relocted my signals to the forks and zombie grips* i damaged the throttle side ,so i had to put the stock throttle grip back on until I order a new one. I am waiting on the exhaust ,and then I am done till the winter , got a few more thing I want to chrome out . I want to thank you guys for the advice on installing the handlebars wasn't as bad as I thought it would be ,but it was time consuming being I took my time and took a few breaks so as not to get overwhelmed .

Last edited by XXTHESANDMANXX; Mar 29, 2019 at 08:06 PM.

Mar 30, 2019 | 04:31 AM

#355

ole_phart

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Joined: Apr 2018

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From: Living in a van down by the river

Lookin' good Sandman!! Chrome switch housings too, eh? And you were concerned about the electrical work. Glad it all came out as nice as it did. I kinda wish I would have relocated my turn signals but I put on a HD Quick Release windshield in the colder months around here and I didn't want them ti interfere with that. Congratulations on a job well done.

Mar 30, 2019 | 08:45 AM

#356

AJ88V

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Joined: Aug 2018

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From: NoVa

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Originally Posted by XXTHESANDMANXX

The Yaffe bars look sharp, Sandman.

You should post a shot of the bike from the front quarter.

Mar 30, 2019 | 06:05 PM

#357

2018 lowrider M8

Tourer

Joined: Jul 2018

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From: Queensland

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Originally Posted by AJ88V

The Yaffe bars look sharp, Sandman.

You should post a shot of the bike from the front quarter.

I Must Concur , We need more Photos Please Sandman, looks choice

Mar 30, 2019 | 06:27 PM

#358

XXTHESANDMANXX

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From: montecello

I took the pic right after I finished ,and was too tired to do anything else but go upstairs and relax so I left her covered right next to my car , today I just wanted to ride and see how it felt , the handling is waaaay better , and hand postion is a lot better on my wrist . I will take better next time I go ride , till then thanks for the compliment ,