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Yea, I see that on the site, and I have no idea why. sure it does not look "traditional" HD like a Fatboy or a Custom, or a Heritage. But that's what I dig about HD. they stretch the bounds of what's considered a production bike by coming out with the Rocker C...a customized look w/o the customized price....good stuff.
Congrats on the Rocker, what do ya mean no pics...be proud of that sucker and let the world see your baby...
I agree about the mods, ride the sucker for a while and do the stage 1 sh#t yourself...save some ging that way...
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