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So far so good, however.....being I can't leave anything alone I've decided to put a Samson set of fishtails along with 16" Carlini gangsters and a solo seat on.
The packages keep rolling in and the wife just continues to roll her eyes.
Could you tell me who makes these bars? They are exactly what I am looking for.
Originally Posted by HD_fan
Nicely done and well thought off. Great job man!
I was told they are Carlini. I can't say for sure, however the quality is great. I just ordered a set of Carlini 16" Gangsters. These are for sale. The stock cables work with these too.
Could you tell me who makes these bars? They are exactly what I am looking for. Talking about the bike in post number 34
Originally Posted by Rick Michaud
I was told they are Carlini. I can't say for sure, however the quality is great. I just ordered a set of Carlini 16" Gangsters. These are for sale. The stock cables work with these too.
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