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CNC Wheel Guy: Thanks, coming from whatâs in your garage thatâs a big complement. Yes Iâll do something, I already have new grips with a built in cruise control (throttle lock) on order. We are never done. LOL
Dixie Bob: Thank you, they are the Mark IIIâs, the one that mounts to the Floor Boards. I like them because they look like forward controls pegs and not a highway bar/peg setup.
Pat C: Thanks, Iâve looked at mirrors and it may sound funny but I donât see anything I like any better to me. I would like to do those âTurn Signal mirrorsâ someday to get ride of my turn signals hanging off the bars. They really stick out hanging on my Apes. Iâd tell you what the front end cost, but they added it all together with the switches.
Hey Dixie Bob, here's a picture of the Mark III's:
Cycle Drider: Thanks, this picture was taking on a cloudy day, it really shines in bright sunshine. You been able to use that new windshield yet?
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Yep was able to use it this past weekend for a decent trip and it worked well. The cold Jersey wind was off my chest and just had a little around my head. I'll post some photos this weekend, cause I finally have something worked out for my directionals to marry up to the memphis brackets. So I intend to do that this weekend, honey do list permitting...
Thanks again for the shield!!
The chrome controls and switch housings were the last mods I made before the holidays, though I went with the master cylinder cover as opposed to the chrome master cylinder. It was about 1/2 the cost.
Damn !! that looks nice......I stood a year ago in the dealer and had a hard time deciding between a deuce and fatboy and everytime I see you bike I think I decided wrongWell done.
There is never a wrong decision on which Harley....
Nice Deuce...
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