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Hey all,
just got back from the shop and shot some pics here it is all done
Im thinking of changing the seat to black flake
It was a bit overcast so you cant see the gold flake really shimmer but it looks sick
dmilo
Hey dmilo, that looks awesome. Just noticed your mass plate. Where "outside of boston" are you? I am doing an 883 bobber as well. Mine is 89. Where did you put all your electrical parts?
hey icufltrn
I live in watertown
my electrical is all hidden under the seat we made a compartment out of diamond plate and powedercoated it black also some of the wiring is run through the bars
dmilo
Hi all
Been riding alot and its really great even the hardtail and springer seat doesnt bother me at all. The bike gets alot of attention where ever i go
not too many bobbers around here
heres some recent pics I still cant get the gold flake to show up well in a pic
dmilo
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