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New pics.
Hey all! So I thought my old user name was defunct, turns out I simply couldn't remember my old password, lol. And for some reason, my email was no longer on file here. Weird!
Anyway, that doesn't really matter. I FINALLY got the work done that I had been wanting, since buying the bike a couple years ago. Just came back from the shop yesterday, and I fell in love all over again. Amazing how simple things can really change the look of a bike.
Got the spoke kit from HDwheels.com. VERY impressed with their service, product, as well as their powder work. The spokes are thicker than the cheesy stock spokes Harley throws on the Dyna WG, and are actual Stainless (nipples also), unlike the "stainless mix" Harley uses.
All assembly and work was done by my local shop. Also had them send out my hubs, lower forks, and dust caps for powder in Gloss Black. Again, VERY impressed with my shops service, as well as the powder work. Price was CHEAP for powder. As you can see in the pics, I have the axle cap on the front axle, waiting for the rear axle cap to come in next week. That will really finish off the rear section.
This was all I had planned for my bike, but of course after having the bike at my friends shop, he came up with some "more ideas to really make it pop" Lol, things are just never done....
Anyway, that doesn't really matter. I FINALLY got the work done that I had been wanting, since buying the bike a couple years ago. Just came back from the shop yesterday, and I fell in love all over again. Amazing how simple things can really change the look of a bike.
Got the spoke kit from HDwheels.com. VERY impressed with their service, product, as well as their powder work. The spokes are thicker than the cheesy stock spokes Harley throws on the Dyna WG, and are actual Stainless (nipples also), unlike the "stainless mix" Harley uses.
All assembly and work was done by my local shop. Also had them send out my hubs, lower forks, and dust caps for powder in Gloss Black. Again, VERY impressed with my shops service, as well as the powder work. Price was CHEAP for powder. As you can see in the pics, I have the axle cap on the front axle, waiting for the rear axle cap to come in next week. That will really finish off the rear section.
This was all I had planned for my bike, but of course after having the bike at my friends shop, he came up with some "more ideas to really make it pop" Lol, things are just never done....
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Thanks. Lol, it wasn't even done a day and already I'm scheming how I can convince the wife to let me do a little more. Was thinking of laying a red pinstripe down over the grey that's on the tins from the factory. Maybe a thin red line on the outer lip of the rim as well
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