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Awsome Bike. Love the handlebars and rear tire/fender kit.
Sorry for the incomplete message, I was referring to the pics from NZHD.
Thanks to Rick for starting this thread, getting some great ideas here.
Last edited by Limrik; May 6, 2018 at 11:40 PM.
Reason: Incomplete message
Thanks man.
I've often thought about fatter bars, these are 11/4 the rage is fat 2 inch bars sometimes they look good, sometimes too big. So maybe 13/4. But I'm not sure, changing for half an inch. Also where does it stop... Haha.
Thanks man.
I've often thought about fatter bars, these are 11/4 the rage is fat 2 inch bars sometimes they look good, sometimes too big. So maybe 13/4. But I'm not sure, changing for half an inch. Also where does it stop... Haha.
I dont think it ever stops - where would the fun be in that
Awsome Bike. Love the handlebars and rear tire/fender kit.
Sorry for the incomplete message, I was referring to the pics from NZHD.
Thanks to Rick for starting this thread, getting some great ideas here.
Keep it going, it's been slow going for me, but not for too long. I'm thinking a week and things will be going together.
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