Man, was over in the sporty section, and they just got a sh*tload of style mods - whose got their dynas lookin as tough as slackster and some of the others over there?

Dont get me wrong, my fat a$$ aint rollin a sporty anytime soon, but love what theyre doing, and wonder what we are doin similar

 

I know bosken has a nice setup but other than that im not sure. Im lookin to go that direction with mine but would love to see some others to get ideas... Thanks for the post and hope we get some pics...

 

i was there last year Going back soon..love the look.. AND NO...not my cars, only work there

 

ha ha ha man look though them, there are a TON of custom dynas on here... i have been torn down to the bone over 3x's... looking to do it again, if i can get the other builds i have going done before spring

“sickest” bob
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/dyna-glide-models/269155-who-has-the-sickest-bob.html

 

boskin, your bike with the drags is actually in my pic folder - great lookin scoot

meant no offense to anyone, bikes to me are like chicks and beer - i love all colors and flavors, but Im lookin to find some more guys with this 'look' as Im going this way, actually adapting a mx fatbar and riser as we speak

will post pics when i get it finished

 

what makes up the roughneck look?

 

probably just what i call it really

to me, boskens is a good example think venturachop is another one thats ive seen- drag bars, maybe some rise - stripped down ready to brawl - slacksters pic that i arttached is also what im referring to - heavily chopped fender, low, mean, ya know - not your run of the mill mods (apes, pullbacks, insert 'kuryakyn' part here)

again, nuthin wrong at all with those looks, just lookin for different

 

mine has drags and was painted by me in an apartment. No turnsignals, heatshields, or horn. Not very sweet looking though, so I don't know if I can be in the "cool club".

 

here's one from the netherlands!!!

 

this is a night train but the bike AND the rider goes under "roughneck" i believe

(pics from hotbikeweb.com)