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Looks sharp Mac, love that chrome front end, each thing you do to the bike makes it more your own reflection of what you think is the look of your dreams. Of course Skip would never understand that statement, because he keeps a can of flat black spray paint in his hand, and he knows I love chrome.
Thanks everyone, it really is a lot of fun to work on the ride, and as most have said, personalizing it makes it all tha much better...
ORIGINAL: whiplush
Looks awesome Mac, good job.
I am gonna help a friend do his EG soon, did you run into any trouble?
No real problems. Make sure you have a torque wrench and a manual. I didn't have the right set of tools to do the disassembly, with the spring, etc., so I pulled the forks and ran them down to the HD shop. Took the kid an hour to do it, but I watched and chatted. I made the right decision. I had called ahead and asked if they had the tools so that I could buy them, they didn't so I elected to just pay the $80 and have them do it.
I mentioned that I bought a few chrome extras...I got those when I went to the shop and another guy was standing there with his front end all chromed out. He pointed out the various other "things" that don't come with the forks themselves that need to be done in order to "finish" the job. I listed them above...you might want to give your buddy a little warning!
ORIGINAL: billnourse
Mac,
Great addition. I would like to do it, just blew the funds on other stuff for right now.
Regards,
Bill
Bill, Bill, Bill, What have you been doing" You haven't been wasting money on the mortgage and groceries again, have you?
Mac, Ditto th what Skip said!!!
Seriously, Really great looking ride. Just remember to stop before you chrome Kelly...from your posts, she sounds perfect as she is. Congrats and enjoy your cross-country trip coming up....you'll be getting lots of looks. Art
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