My chopped and dropped 06 Bob
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Thanks everyone! I love it and i guess that's all that really matters but it's nice to know all this down time paid off. The suicide clutch/jockey shift takes some getting use to. Your brain gets so programed doing it one way and i found myself a few times going to grab for the clutch lever or trying to shift with my foot coming up with nothing. freaks you out for a second. I just have to concentrate on what i'm doing for a while. Like relearning how to ride. I did stall a couple of times. First gear is the hardest to get use to from a dead stop or making a left hand (tight) turn. It's fun though. Get a lot of onlookers.
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Here's some before picks and tear down:
BEFORE:
TEAR DOWN
BEFORE:
TEAR DOWN
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