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You mind telling me who makes the trim ring you're using on your headlight, (it looks deeper than the visor style harley sells)? Love your bike, it's a work of art.
Last edited by MacSmacky; May 11, 2016 at 05:15 AM.
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You mind telling me who makes the trim ring you're using on your headlight, (it looks deeper than the visor style harley sells)? Love your bike, it's a work of art.
Thanks for the comment.
The head light Visor Trim Ring is a HD one.
Part # 69734-05
With the fenders and tank removed, i thought it might be a good time to get some other stuff done.
SO, with the rear fender off it was easy to install the stainless steel inner splashguard.
No need to remove the rear wheel.
I have no idea how people say they can get this installed without removing the rear wheel or at least the fender. The top 2 screws are a pain in the ***.
I also added some Tri-bar trims to the 4.5" Passing lights.
But here's a sneak peek at my new paint job. It's not finished yet, but will be very soon.
It has 12K White gold leaf, heaps of flake, air-brushing, pin striping, ghost lace.....one with the lot.
Every time I start sitting on the fence about my Dyna I pop over to the Softie forum and get shoved over to this side. That is one nice bike, and that paint is going to look killer!!
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