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Well, I have seen the posts for everyone to post their 18 fatboys/heritage/slim but not for the lowrider! So, here we go! Please post your 18 lowrider and list your mods! I'll start.
Encourage everyone to post their bikes, list your mods and ask any questions so we can all help each other and hopefully learn what everyone is doing to help each other find stuff, it's not been easy so far!
This is my 18 FXLR
Mods so far:
1) HD Windshield (I'm currently looking for the other style with the chrome trim across the front)
2) Custom Dynamics front and rear LED's with smoked lenses
3) De-reflectored
4) Lay down license plate mount
5) RCX 3.0 Slip ons (They sound awesome!)
6) Avon Memory foam grips
7) 3" risers (Looking into changing bars, just waiting for someone else to do it to find out cables and stuff first!)
8) Endscuoio swing arm bag (I THINK I may actually add saddle bags... IDK yet)
9) Ventilator Air Cleaner
10) Power Vision Tuner
11) HD backrest w/ the matching pad
Soon to come mods:
1) Woods 22x cam install (Going in Tuesday!)
2) Forward controls from a breakout (Should be here by the end of next week!)
3) Maybe a sundowner seat. ( I like that it matches the backrest, I just want to see one on a bike first!)
4) Bars
5) different windshield
6) Chrome side covers off a deluxe
7) Bags (The HD ones are okay, but I don't like having to move my turn signals... don't like the look... and haven't seen the endscuoio ones in person.)
8) possibly change to big radius pipes (the rcx pipes sound AWESOME but always wanted big radius pipes, I actually ordered them then canceled b/c the first batch doesn't have the passenger peg relocation kit with them)
9) chrome lowers
10) chrome the wheels
Last edited by IzzoQuazzo; Nov 17, 2018 at 06:05 PM.
Hi John was wondering what lay down plate mount you used
It was called "Curved laydown license plate mounting bracket" on ebay. It was $48.95. Bolted right on and made an awesome difference. Just look for the ones that have the 3 mounting holes. I think older softails and sportsters all had them. I ordered it too long ago for ebay to show it in my history. One of my first, and still one of my favorite mods.
Where are all the lowrider guys at? Thought we'd see some action here.
It was called "Curved laydown license plate mounting bracket" on ebay. It was $48.95. Bolted right on and made an awesome difference. Just look for the ones that have the 3 mounting holes. I think older softails and sportsters all had them. I ordered it too long ago for ebay to show it in my history. One of my first, and still one of my favorite mods.
Where are all the lowrider guys at? Thought we'd see some action here.
got my bike back today with the 22x cam installed! She's BAD now! Going back next week for chrome lower forks and putting the chrome forward controls on tommorrow! Great week!
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