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The reason why I'm looking for a dash is cause I wanna loose the speedo cup on top of the tank. That dash looks perfect for thaT. Unfortunately that dash looks like a serious job not just s bolt on
The exile one is nice but it still has the speedo cup on there.
Micahpop had his done at rocket bobs. I contacted them a long time ago I think it was between $300/$400. Then the whole waiting in customs BS.
I remember Mike saying one of the welders at powder pro might be able to fab it up
Last edited by Hawaii-Five-Jo; Nov 29, 2014 at 07:21 AM.
Micahpop had his done at rocket bobs. I contacted them a long time ago I think it was between $300/$400. Then the whole waiting in customs BS.
I remember Mike saying one of the welders at powder pro might be able to fab it up
Did you ? 300-400 don't seem too bad.
Powder pro can make them huh? Wish mike was still around to ask him about it.
I asked rocket bob on their website. Still waiting on an answer from them.
Mike hasn't been on the forums in a while but he still has his rocker. I chat/txt him usually every 2 weeks or so.
Thanks Jo. I'll look through that thread. I sent him a pm for the holiday. I should have texted or called him instead.
He's probably trying to save money and that's why he's staying away from the forum lol. That's what I do from time to time. Lol
How come you never went through with the dash mod? Our speedos are obnoxious sticking out like they do stock. Never really noticed it until I slapped the clip ons on my bike.
I wanna revive this thread for those that are still interested in doing this. Or if someone does a search down the road.
I found this dude by my house that has a custom shop and does a lot of metal fabrication. He also puts in time at OCC. Supposedly he's really good. I just dropped off my dash at his shop and he says he can smooth it out with no problem.
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