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It all started by wanting to do something to the fender tip lights, and ended up turning into doing a bunch more.
Installed new Willie G lens Covers
Installed The license plate bracket from my road glide
Covered the license plate bracket holes
Purchsed and installed the license plate LED light for the light bar
For now, covered the top license plate light on the taillight (Planning to replace the lens with one without the top light)
Installed the run turn brake module
Installed new Kurryakyn deep dish turn signal bezels (front and rear)
Installed mustang mini fender bib and HD Black seat nuts
Installed Visor trim rings to the headlight and driving lights
Installed new chrome levers
Installed bungee nuts and studs on the fender bolts
Installed Saddlebag Wall Organizers in the hard bags
You convinced me to pull the trigger on a fender bib. I have a 2016 Heritage. Unless the wife is with me, and I usually know when that's going to be, I ride solo, mostly to work. (Or when she's on her own bike.) I hate how the pillion seat sticks so high up. So I ordered the full length fender bib from J&P, now I can just take the dang extra seat off. I never have a passenger other than my wife. (Not like anyone at work says "Hey, let's go to lunch, yah, I'll ride on the back of your bike!") And when the wife is going to ride, I have to add the sissy bar / back rest. (I have it setup as removable.)
I love those turn signals. I like how they have the ring around the outside, not just showing straight into the front. Might have to snag those, too!
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Completed a few upgrades
