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Put on some different mirrors today. The older pair I had on the bike were showing their age and I decided on Kuryakyn 1765's as they match up well with the Bobcat exhaust.
I like how they look on the bike and am happy with the purchase.
Put on some different mirrors today. The older pair I had on the bike were showing their age and I decided on Kuryakyn 1765's as they match up well with the Bobcat exhaust.
I like how they look on the bike and am happy with the purchase.
Your bike looks terrific! What kind of pipes and how do they sound?
Put on some different mirrors today. The older pair I had on the bike were showing their age and I decided on Kuryakyn 1765's as they match up well with the Bobcat exhaust.
I like how they look on the bike and am happy with the purchase.
Hell ya the mirrors look good. Also agree with 'music' - the bike looks great, nicely done Sir.
i think Ive dumped more money into my new 18 FB than all the other bikes Ive owned combined, minus purchase price of course. So 9 Days ago I bought the bike and got her broken in ASAP. I then instituted my own personal seat demo program. Ordered 5 different seat combos from the Moco and decided on the Hammock and the mid-sized back rest for the wifey, currently in the process of returning the shootout losers. Bought a couple new modular helmets and Amp Pro Bluetooth headsets for tunes and intercom. I was able to pick up mounting hardware and a mid-size sissy bar from the dealer where I purchased the bike, got those installed without too much drama.
Today I rode to another dealer about an hour and a half away who had the rider backrest and luggage rack in stock. Installed those buggers in the parking lot but it was a half *** job without the proper tools so I completely redid it once I got home. Ive got a cruise control on order and an appointment for my 1k service next Monday. Overall pretty doggone busy, but really enjoying the bike.
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Your bike looks terrific! What kind of pipes and how do they sound?
Thanks, the pipe is by a Bobcat from D&D Exhaust. They sound great to me....tame at low RPM's and quite loud at full throttle. Think they have a vid on their site that let's you hear what they sound like on a softail.
Thanks, the pipe is by a Bobcat from D&D Exhaust. They sound great to me....tame at low RPM's and quite loud at full throttle. Think they have a vid on their site that let's you hear what they sound like on a softail.
They used your bike on the website, nice! I'm going to look into them, thanks for the info!
They used your bike on the website, nice! I'm going to look into them, thanks for the info!
Contacted them for a replacement heat shield...scrapped up the lower and it had some discoloration due to riding in the bike lean prior to a dyno tune. I sent along a few pics and they asked to use them for their site. I agreed, hoping the would comp the heat shield....nope, didn't happen. lol
Contacted them for a replacement heat shield...scrapped up the lower and it had some discoloration due to riding in the bike lean prior to a dyno tune. I sent along a few pics and they asked to use them for their site. I agreed, hoping the would comp the heat shield....nope, didn't happen. lol
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