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do you power the neighborhood in the event of a power outage?
I rewind electric motors for a living. This old shop has no three phase power in it so I use the gen set to test run them. We have 5.5 acres south of town and will be building a new shop within two years so I dont want to spend the 10 grand the PUD wants for three phase here. Thats an International U450 six cylinder running it.
It's beautifully done with great care and craftsmanship, I've just never been a fan of those big extended fishtails but, each to his own so ride her for many safe and enjoyable miles. You did a nice job making her yours.
This is my 2007 Heritage Softail.
Sampson true dual fishtails, Carlini Evil apes 14, Chrome forks, hard bags with extensions, custom seat by Richs Custom Seats, flush mount fuel caps, Arlen Ness floor boards, Carlini wing levers and a ton of other stuff.
The upcoming projects are Screamin Eagle power compensator and clutch pack. I have the 103 upgrade parts (not Harley) I will be installing soon.
Anyway lets see your changes.
[QUOTE=GMbagger;7509650]What's with the pipes sticking a foot behind the bike?[/QUO
I got quite a kick out of this post dude. No really I’m still laughing.
It’s that old school southern California look. If you look back or knew some of the old school guys you’d find some that run the long tails. They would also take a clamp and smash the ends together for better back pressure. Fishtails are the worst for performance. Another thing you’ll see is a wide white wall tire on the rear and a black wall on the front. A lot of times they removed the front fender.
Anyway I’m going to do one someday that has the fishtails on one side and just behind the transmission then do about a 45% turn upward and end just behind the passengers ears. That’s the older ladies that always lean in when you speek.
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