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How the hell do you get anything for under $50..???? HAHAHA I've been having a hard time with that one....
This thread started before the recession, I think we should raise it to $65
ill sell ya all 'support your local Boozefighter' stickers for way less than $50 bucks - and theyre guaranteed to improve the look on any of your bikes, plus theyre proven to out perform ALL chrome bolt on parts by at least 1/10th of second
ahhhh, think i shoulda stopped drinkin coffee at break today????
From: Raleigh, N. Carolina (Via Brighton, England)
Originally Posted by mud
Here are a couple pix for you 2002fxdp.
I mounted a SportSter high output unit to the right side rear footpeg mount.
mud
edited to update pix........
Hi Mud,
I checked an online parts catalog for sportster horns. Checked a couple different years/models but the horns look like the seashell type found on our dynas.
Just wondering if you know the exact model/year you got your horn from.
From: Raleigh, N. Carolina (Via Brighton, England)
Originally Posted by risdo
Drilled the stock heatshields. $37 bucks for a stepping bit at Lowe's.
Everybody - even people who should know better - thinks I got new pipes.
That looks nice. Probably because of the contrast in the chrome and black metals.
Just wondering: why not just take off the heat shields? I rarely touch my pipes with my legs. Most after market pipes dont have the shields, right (I could be wrong here)?
Come to think of it, Ive been thinking of getting rid of the lower belt guard. That thing is ugly and cumbersome. Probably keep the upper belt guard for passenger safety purposes (will get a chrome one probably).
Any reason to remove the lower belt guard--havent heard of anyone with a story to tell about getting a twig stuck in their lower belt.
Don't have any pics, but if you like lizard lights, the best route to go is Autozone. Pick up a couple packs of led strip lights (various colors) and stick them to the bottom of the tank. Cost is about $40.
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