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This is my 2011 FXDWG. Most parts are stock. My aftermarkets parts are:
V&H Short Shots
14" Mini Apes from Alloy Art
Steel braided lines
Screaming Eagle Breather
2 1/2 inch black risers
lifted fuel tank
fabricated belt guard mount (removed passenger pegs)
Burley Slammer rear shocks 10.5 inch
Front spoiler
Let me know what you think, I should have posted a pic of other side of bike..lol
Bike looks great!! Only thing that I dont really care for is the chrome on black derby cover. Just my opinion of course but I think it would look better with a black on to match the outer primary cover or both chrome. But if you like it thats all that matters- Id like to see the other side too!!! Great job again!!
i think it looks good man! as far as mods go... i would ditch the lower belt guard, black out the front end, and coat the rotors and pulley... here is a WG we blacked out a few months ago. let me know if you have any questions about powder at all
Would be good to see a pic of the show side as well. From the pic you posted, bike looks great. Nice balance of chrome and black powder. Like previously mentioned, black lowers might look good, especially since you have black handlebars, and break up the all chrome front end.
Just personal preference, but I like the Magnum Black Pearl cables much better than the plain steel braided, and I think orange wires might match better than the red.
Overall, bike looks awesome.
Last edited by bigdaddy33; Nov 1, 2012 at 03:19 PM.
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