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In no particular order:
HD Round Air Cleaner cover for SE Stage intakes - #29153-07 - $32 on sale at dealer
Fishing line and Goo Gone to remove relectors & tank badges - $0 (already had both)
Tank Lift Kit 2-1/4" from Rude Dog - $20
Dyna 07 Service Manual - under $48 on sale at dealer
K&N air filter - approx $44
Exhaust wrap from Thermo-Tec - under $50
Tool Bag braided leather 12x4x4 on ebay - $13
Tombstone tail light w/blue dot - $10 on eBay
Tandy Winged Skull conchos - 6 for $15 on ebay
Spike license plate bolts - $10 on ebay
Fork boots (gaiters) 49mm by DayStar - $13/pair
Road King tank badges (new) - $46 on ebay
Prices approx as best I can remember.
Probably a whole lot more I'm not thinking of right now. I'm a cheap yankee SOB, so I seldom pay much for anything except the bike (!) and even then I got $1500 knocked off list and no set-up or tranportation charges!
Remove reflectors
Remove tank emblem
Smoked turn signal lenses
Removed battery band and replaced with plastic plugs
Kick stand extension
Remove horn and relocate sporty horn to below battery on right side
damn, you guys beat me to it. thecoolest mods in my poinion, are the free ones, taking stuff off, reflectors should be the first thing to go! aesthestically, the best mod i made was pulling offthe turn signals... of course its not the safest, but it looks cool. rear signals are in the tailight and im working on some new fronts. i would say, again for looks, the balck evo nighttrain air cleaner cover made a big difference, as did the black primary cover and black horn cover. each of those is under 50 bucks.
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