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I really like that blue color. Why did you lose the front fender? Thought it looked good on there. What brand front wheel and swingarm bag did you go with?
Glad you ditched the front fender. Bike looks much better without it. I'm also happy to see that you 86'd the funky springer. Copper belongs on tea kettles not motorcycles.
I was told that the bars were HD 55967-08 bars, but not 100% certain, I know I like them. The risers are LA Choppers, those I might not keep for long as I think they are a little too tall, but they work for now...
As far as the fender I went back and forth on keeping it or ditching it, for now, I'm gonna leave it off, I might go with a different front end, I was thinking a narrower front end, haven't seen one I liked yet.
The front rim is by BlackBikeWheels, and they are a great dudes! the rim is very nice and hope to get a rear one from them soon, but I still have not decided if I want to keep the 16" or move to an 18", choices...
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