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Nice - lot of work in that bike. I almost bought a Low Rider S a few months ago. It had the 131 motor and same style fairing as yours. I probably would have bought it, but could never get the seller to answer the actual questions I asked and response was always 3-4 days later. Finally gave up and bought the Heritage.
Still fairly new to the 2018+ Softail threads, so if this has been done before, I apologize but have not seen it. I love threads showing what mods or changes members have done to their bikes. The old Softail forum has this thread, and I figured we need to start showing what everyone has done to the M8 softails. Post pics of before and after, as many pics as you need.
Mine has not changed much, but Ill start it off:
before
after
looks good! Where did you find the red Harley emblem?
looks good! Where did you find the red Harley emblem?
Ebay - there are lots of them in different styles and colors. I was not 100% sure what emblem I wanted long-term, so went with vinyl. Its cheap and easily removed. At first, I was not that crazy about the red bar & shield - red is little too orange, but it has grown on me.
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