Great job! It's only a matter of time before HD catches up with the rest of us and makes the dyna springer a factory option!In my opinion, the coils on the springercompliment the exposed coil-over shocks on the rear. Really nice ride, bro. I'm not normally a fan of the raked out and stretched fronts, but yours looks awesome. Props and kudos!

By the way, what kind of saddle bags are you running?
-gorilla

 

Ya right: "Motorcycle in need of a few upgrades? Spend a few dollars, fix it up a little".

 

Love it!...Who makes the open primary?..bolt on and no fabing?.

 

That looks awesome. Nicely done!

 

great bike, nice job very cool indeed

 

gorilla,
I run only one small bag on the left side.I made a S.S. polished brk. to bolt it on then mounted my tag and tail light to the bracket on the back.I think I got the bag from J&P Cycles.Its a sissy bar bag.

Shred,
The belt drive is from BDL.Bolts on no fabing.I did have a problem with starter grinding after about 1000 miles.So I got a stater jackshaft aftermarket and no more grinding.

 

Thanks for the info.

 

How does the springer feel when your riding...is it a big difference from the stock forks? Are they rouger or maybe don't dampen the bumps as much? I love the way a springer looks on the bike...and I agree that on a dyna they do compliment the rear springs...I'm wanting to do this to mine this winter....it's just a bunch of the guys keep telling me how tricky a springer is to ride, or how I've been spending too much time reading Iron Horse...lol...

Awesome looking bike....congrats!

 

Looks great! You'll be getting lots of attention!!!

 

Mike,
That is one sweet looking ride, nice job!

I noticed you have covered shocks for the rear.
What make are they and where did you get them?