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Road Master
Joined: Dec 2010
Posts: 750
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From: Quebec, Canada
Man, each time I read youre name I laugh (no offence) I read shitface everysingle time hahaha. Sweet looking ride tho !
Kind of like the t-shirt Dig Bick
Stage II
Joined: Feb 2012
Posts: 2
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From: malaysia
how much?
hoiw much will you sell it. if reasonable i would like to have it...
Cruiser
Joined: May 2011
Posts: 122
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From: Bradenton, FL
I like the "skid plate" spoiler. A buddy is going to help me fab one this weekend. I like the concept of the mid control mounting point, and the lower protection it provides. I will be extending it forward quite a bit and hide my air horn behind it. Then off to be black anodized with some other aluminum parts I've fab'd.
Cruiser
Joined: Jan 2012
Posts: 160
Likes: 1
From: Dubai
I got the HD lip, and had a Nessy one on my FXR. Question is whether they work as a spoiler or not. I think not, I don't notice any difference. Perhaps you get somewhat better engine cooling out of it, but don't know that either. And they certainly dont work as skid plates.
What do you think - are these things purely cosmetic?
What do you think - are these things purely cosmetic?
Tourer
Joined: Aug 2011
Posts: 321
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From: so fl
Malaysia sportster - if you want it for a sportster I'm not sure it will fit. I think they are different for dynas
Elite HDF Member
Joined: Apr 2010
Posts: 4,990
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From: Marina del Rey
Have been thinking it would be nice to have a smallish, lockable chin spoiler in which I could store my tool kit (keep the weight low). Most of the spoilers shown I find unattractive, especially the Corbin! There is a certain shape that looks right, like one of the molded ones. But it has to blend into the bike's natural lines for it to look right, not stick out like a knot on a tree, the way the '09 Fatbob accessory appears.
Road Captain
Joined: Apr 2011
Posts: 735
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From: New Brunswick, Canada
I"ll tell you one thing,I ordered my HD spoiler out of the parts book,not really seeing what they looked like on a bike,after the install I looked at the wife with a funny face,I was sure it was'nt going to stay on and I wasted 200.00 bucks,but after a while it did'nt seem out of place at all and when both our bikes are side by side the spoiler looks like it belongs on there,it does'nt stick out like a sore thumb sort a speak.
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Tourer
Joined: Nov 2009
Posts: 499
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From: Locust Grove, VA
Have been thinking it would be nice to have a smallish, lockable chin spoiler in which I could store my tool kit (keep the weight low). Most of the spoilers shown I find unattractive, especially the Corbin! There is a certain shape that looks right, like one of the molded ones. But it has to blend into the bike's natural lines for it to look right, not stick out like a knot on a tree, the way the '09 Fatbob accessory appears.
