My Bob
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Here are some pics of my Street Bob. I have been reading this forum for about three weeks and it has been the greatest source of information that I have found. Thanks to everyone who posts messages and pics-- they are all great and extremely helpful.
'06 Harley Street Bob
Cobalt Blue
3300 miles on it-- Yeah, Baby!!!
Harley Stuff--
Forward Controls
Detachable pillion and sissy bar with backrest
Balony cut slip-ons
Old school round intake cover
Stage one kit w/ Screamin Eagle air filter
Lay down liscense plate holder and tail light
Front Blinker relocator kit
After Market--
Slip Treamer Windshield
Kuryakyn Grips
Willie and Max saddle and tool bags
Self made--
Saddle bag supports
Inspection Sticker plate
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'06 Harley Street Bob
Cobalt Blue
3300 miles on it-- Yeah, Baby!!!
Harley Stuff--
Forward Controls
Detachable pillion and sissy bar with backrest
Balony cut slip-ons
Old school round intake cover
Stage one kit w/ Screamin Eagle air filter
Lay down liscense plate holder and tail light
Front Blinker relocator kit
After Market--
Slip Treamer Windshield
Kuryakyn Grips
Willie and Max saddle and tool bags
Self made--
Saddle bag supports
Inspection Sticker plate
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RE: My Bob
Looks good. Does you saddle bags scratch the rear fender? I wanted to get some saddles for road trips but I'm not willing to go to a 2 up seat or deal with scratches on the rear fender. How do they mount to you bob? Thanks.
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No Scratches. For the front of the bag- I punched a hole just under the zipper flap (there is a zipper which detaches each bag from the cross piece of material) and screwed the bags to the rear fender support covers. I used a black zip tie looped through the rear bag support loop and tied it to the tail light mount. It may sound tacky but I have had guys standing right next to the bike asking if I ever have trouble with my bags flying off. They couldn't see where I had the bags fastened down.
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It depends on what you mean by work. I only want to keep the wind and bugs from hitting me directly in the chest. For that it works great. Their is still alot of wind that comes around it though. It is completely adjustable so you can set it High or low or what ever. My placement allows the wind to come up from underneath. This problem was surprisingly reduced when I relocated the blinkers.
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About the Slipstream shield: We tried one on a Sporty and it was ok for the 1st 50 or so miles.......after that it continually loosened everywhere no matter how much locktite we used! When it worked, it was good....but doesn't seem to hold up. On the new Bob, we got tthe factory deal from the stealership. Clamps right to the forks; well worth the investment! quick on, quick off, no muss no fuss!
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