The Rocker is complete... for now!
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From: Augusta, GA
RE: The Rocker is complete... for now!
ORIGINAL: Demkay
^^^Lmao. Dang right dude. You keep them tassles. Your scoot looks great.
Just don't add a Bull Whip.
^^^Lmao. Dang right dude. You keep them tassles. Your scoot looks great.
Just don't add a Bull Whip.
heck man, I'd like to add that blond accessory ya got there!!![8D]
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Joined: Mar 2005
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From: Southern Colorado
RE: The Rocker is complete... for now!
Nice Rocker! I like the flush mount caps on the tank...and I'm actually warming up to the bike, especially now that some of their owners are adding their own personal touch.
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RE: The Rocker is complete... for now!
The bike looks great. +1 for the Heartland kit. It fixes the problem on the Deuce (space between the tire and fender) and the problem on the rocker (space between the fender and seat). It essentially makes the Rocker what it should have been - a Deuce with a wide tire kit without the space.
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From: Franklin, TN
RE: The Rocker is complete... for now!
ORIGINAL: RockerMike
SDEUCET, Went to Wal-Mart as you suggested. Here's one of the bikes I found. I told you it looked bad a$$! It even has the Rocker passenger seat.
Mike
Go to Wal-mart and look at the kids bikes and take note of which bicycles feature Tassles.
Mike
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Joined: Apr 2007
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From: Simpsonville, SC
RE: The Rocker is complete... for now!
Bike looks good for the most part. I'd lose the tassles like so many others have said. The Rocker is supposed to have a pro-street look to it. The tassles don't go with that look. I think they look cool on the right bike, but the Rocker is not the right bike. In regards to comment about the tank lift making the bars look to low, I think a pro-street style bike should have low bars. The overall appearance of the bike is supposed to be long and low. Others have made some good suggestions to help the bike along as well. I'm sure the people here could spend your money pretty quick. All of this, of course, is my opinion.
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RE: The Rocker is complete... for now!
i thought about moving my blinkers to the forks but i love the way they look there but dont like the exposed wires that lead to them
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From: Thompsons Station TN
RE: The Rocker is complete... for now!
Best Rocker I've seen. But.... Lose the tassles.. Not a fan sorry. Keep working at it your doing a great job!!!
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From: Spotsylvania, VA
RE: The Rocker is complete... for now!
Yeah, that's my problem also. Many people suggested the tank lift, but you can't do it without relocating the signals. I was thinking about trying to relocate them to just above thefork cross bar vice below so less of the wires will be exposed.