Sorry all, been riding! I picked it up on Tuesday.


Got all the reflectors/decals removed, my father bought me a guardian bell and parts are starting to arrive.


My SE stage 1 AC came today.


The PC-V and pipes should be here in the next two days so it will be ready for the stage 1 stuff.


Plans are still to put some forwards on it (I just can't stand the mid controls, I keep getting upper leg cramps) and some power coating work and just ride. Today, my father and I did our first ride together and it was one of the most amazing rides I've done, simply because of company.


Sorry for the bone stock pictures, I'll update as I change things and make it "mine". I also took some junk pics tonight, it was getting late and I just got done cleaning it up after today's ride.

Enjoy and thanks a million for the advice so far. I'm super happy with the bike!!!!!

 

Congrats!!! Nice looking bike, looking forward to seeing your up-grades.

 

Nice looking Jason, now loose the tank emblems

 

How's your neck feeling? A little strained from looking back at the bike as you walk away after parking it? I still do it. You and your dad should think about the Goldendale weekend (August 22nd).

No need to apologize for the stock pics. I wish I had taken more.

 

Nice, keep us updated with mods as they are completed.

 

Nice bob man, looking forward to seeing your 'finishing touches.' Those street bobs are dying for a black primary, don't know why HD decided to go two-tone.

BTW - SICK land cruiser in the background! That thing looks killer - how much lift to stuff those meats under there (look like 35's?)

Chris

 

good luck with the new Bob. mines bone stock too for the moment until i put the cycle shacks on.

 

Welcome to the ""bob"" family ! Good luck, be safe & have fun!!

 

Enjoy the new ride. I also ride with my dad, its a great feeling.

 

Congrats. Haven't had the opportunity to ride with my dad yet. He used to ride when he was younger. In 1993, I bought my first HD (sporty). I kept it in my parents garage and he would take it out whenever he had free time. About a year later, a lady on a "car phone" (anybody remember those?) crossed into my lane and ran me off the rode. I was banged up, broken wrist, separated shoulder, MCL tear in my right knee, concussion - cracked my peanut helmet.
Bike had to be stripped, ordered a replacement frame from HD. Less than 3 months after getting it back on the road, an elderly woman rear ended my dad in a merge lane that had come to a stand still.
My dad hasn't ridden since.
I believe my son and daughter (5&3) will be riding some day though. I have always had Harleys since they were born and they are always asking me to take them for a ride. I haven't yet...but I can't wait for the day! Plus, my son is always out in the garage ready to hand me a wrench when I working on my bikes.