Thanks Kevin. Mine had 1185 miles on it in 2010 when I bought it. Agreed on the mini apes, that and the rear fender I thought were the worst part of the bike. I did a full tread on the modification of my bike, it gives a full breakdown of everything. If you have any questions just shoot.

Can't wait to see the outcome. There are so many different directions you can take with this bike.

Darren,
As I think I stated in an earlier post, your X Bones is the put together better than any I've seen! It's the background on my work pc.
That being said, as of yesterday, I am now the owner of a 09 Crossbones with 1500 miles on her. So...let the fun begin!
It appears that we live on the opposite sides of the country (me in South Carolina) there's little chance of us running into each other. So, I am asking if you could aid me with some of the part numbers of the parts that you have used.
To start with, the handle bars. Do you have the part number for those? Also, did you have to change the cables to make things work? At the same same time, what about the signal relocations. What do I need to do that?
I'll try and not bug you to much. This will help me get started. (Those mini apes have GOT to go!)
Thanks a lot,
Kevin
(If its easier, feel free to email me at drive5@comporium.net)

Roland Sands Design.

Thanks.

Hi, what kind of rear fender is that? Lottermann's? RSD?
Thx!
Gorgeous bike!

Yeah, look at the pics, I have pegs on there that sit flush with the frame when up.

Hey Daz, I love those pipes on your XBones.. With the Rip Saws - do you have room for the passenger pegs??