Winter mods done
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Grand HDF Member
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From: san diego
Winter mods done
Thanks for the help on pretty much every piece installed on the bike. Many times I have been in the weeds and lots of people chimed in and bailed my installs out.
indy outlaw pipe
fuel moto stage 1 filter
power vision tune
sportster 48 bars
L.E.D headlight
vrod headlamp visor
baxter grips
mini black mirror
loner industries top clamp polished
black 6" risers with black top
mustang wide vintage seat with backrest
60's era hard saddle bags spray bombed black
2011 touring air shocks
I also removed a lot of poison sumac from the front yard today. Time for the warm weather to come to the east coast
http://youtu.be/-Yprb9C36VA
indy outlaw pipe
fuel moto stage 1 filter
power vision tune
sportster 48 bars
L.E.D headlight
vrod headlamp visor
baxter grips
mini black mirror
loner industries top clamp polished
black 6" risers with black top
mustang wide vintage seat with backrest
60's era hard saddle bags spray bombed black
2011 touring air shocks
I also removed a lot of poison sumac from the front yard today. Time for the warm weather to come to the east coast
http://youtu.be/-Yprb9C36VA
Ultimate HDF Member
Joined: Jun 2010
Posts: 5,105
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From: Blaine, WA
Looks pretty good but for a few changes -
paint or powder the trees, fork slider and both levers - replace that master cylinder cap and tighten the new one VEEeeerrry gently, passenger backrest looks way too big, and last but not least.......lose that yellow sticker, spoils the look but that's just me.
paint or powder the trees, fork slider and both levers - replace that master cylinder cap and tighten the new one VEEeeerrry gently, passenger backrest looks way too big, and last but not least.......lose that yellow sticker, spoils the look but that's just me.
Road Warrior
Joined: Nov 2008
Posts: 1,260
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From: Batesville Ga
In other words, gartec81, please re-do YOUR bike to perfectly suit p51bombay's taste. He is, after all, paying all the bills on it, right?
Not my style bike but congrats on building YOUR bike to fit YOUR tastes.
Not my style bike but congrats on building YOUR bike to fit YOUR tastes.
Ultimate HDF Member
Joined: Jun 2010
Posts: 5,105
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From: Blaine, WA
I gave my opinion on ways to make his bike better just like people do here every day, he is free to use or not use that as he see's fit, just the way I have taken others opinions on MY bike - some I have used, some I plan to use and some I ignored because its not what I'm after. The only difference between my post and yours is I was specific while you just said it wasn't your style..........why bother if its not?
Road Warrior
Joined: Nov 2008
Posts: 1,260
Likes: 5
From: Batesville Ga
I gave my opinion on ways to make his bike better just like people do here every day, he is free to use or not use that as he see's fit, just the way I have taken others opinions on MY bike - some I have used, some I plan to use and some I ignored because its not what I'm after. The only difference between my post and yours is I was specific while you just said it wasn't your style..........why bother if its not?
Cruiser
Joined: Apr 2009
Posts: 174
Likes: 1
From: Jax, FL
Good looking bike. I like any bike that looks different than the one next to it at the stop light. Way to make it yours!
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Joined: Jul 2008
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From: southeast PA
Nice work. 
What matters is that you're making it yours. I do have a comment and a question: I don't like reflectors, and why do you have one tank emblem? I'm have the same emblems and not crazy about them, but can't decide if I should take them off or not. Your way might have solved my problem. 
What matters is that you're making it yours. I do have a comment and a question: I don't like reflectors, and why do you have one tank emblem? I'm have the same emblems and not crazy about them, but can't decide if I should take them off or not. Your way might have solved my problem.
