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Hey guys just bought my first motorcycle a 2011 Harley Davidson street bob. it at the dealer now getting
-Progressive Black 11" spring
- forward controls
- Bassan Firesweeps black
- TTS tuner
- intake
- Dyno Tuned!!
here is a pic i still havent gotten to ride i am excited! my question is how hard is it to remove the lower forks and triple trees to get them powder coated? And can i powdercoat the turn signal buckets?
Congrats on your new Streetbob. Puling it apart is not too bad but you really need to get a manual. It was the first thing I bought and really comes in handy. I took my turn sigs apart and pull the wires out the back to get them PC'd. Going to look good when your your done. But your never really done.
Congrats and welcome to the forum. If you don't want to take the forks apart try this out. I've been running with this paint for 2 years and it still looks good. And it only cost like $20 for paint and supplies. Also get the factory service manual and you can do anything.
Welcome and Congrats on the new bike !! Like said above, get a manual, and you can do anything. Now go put some miles on that bike !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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