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Nice ride. Hard to tell what ya did, black lowers, black trees and air cleaner n pipes?
Blacked signals,horn cover, belt guard, levers, custom denim paint, new fuel gauge and cap, black stock fat bob bars, made it a 103 cams high comp
pistons and a few other thungs i cant remember off the top of my head
well dude, it looks sweet. I love it, white and black.... if I had to buy a bike I'd be all over one like yours, cept I'd put a springer on it lol.
nice job for sure.
well dude, it looks sweet. I love it, white and black.... if I had to buy a bike I'd be all over one like yours, cept I'd put a springer on it lol.
nice job for sure.
lol yeah the springer kit would look good, the bike in your sig is pretty bad a$$ too
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