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I picked up a 15 slim a few weeks back and am trying to figure out what all was changed out. I am curious if these are the factory Front/Rear lights or not?
I picked up a 15 slim a few weeks back and am trying to figure out what all was changed out. I am curious if these are the factory Front/Rear lights or not?
If they are glass the light lenses look like the old school Auto-Gem Bullseye Lenses that I have.
It is the stock seat, rode it 200+ miles home fairly comfortable (Just had back surgery 3 months ago so I'm not exactly comfortable in general) I am looking at a Corbin seat though but love the clean look of the stock seat.
I was able to verify they are the Auto-Gem bulls eye lenses, love the look of them but hate the amber fronts so Im going to order a set of the smoked ones for the front.
Also found it has a Screaming eagle intake backing plate with a K and N oiless filter. I think I've discovered/identified most of the changes on the bike now.
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