Before and After
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Tourer
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Before and After
I did a search and didn't see a before and after in the softail section. If I'm wrong just point me to it. If not what are we waiting for. Lets see those before and after pics.
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RE: Before and After
Here's mine. Liek was already said.... so far. True duals pending.
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RE: Before and After
Doing a before isn't too hard for most guys, but after isn't so easy.
Its a bit like hitting a moving target, isn't it?
Before with only a couple of additions, the rack and bags.
And after, well at least it is for now. After butall bets are off once the riding season ends.
Its a bit like hitting a moving target, isn't it?
Before with only a couple of additions, the rack and bags.
And after, well at least it is for now. After butall bets are off once the riding season ends.
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RE: Before and After
ORIGINAL: Citoriplus
Doing a before isn't too hard for most guys, but after isn't so easy.
Its a bit like hitting a moving target, isn't it?
Doing a before isn't too hard for most guys, but after isn't so easy.
Its a bit like hitting a moving target, isn't it?
'course, my before and after pics are exactly the same, as I actually like the stock look. [:-]I know, I KNOW - what-a-bore. Plus I'am just a cheap fkr fursur. [sm=boink3.gif]
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Tourer
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From: Northern NJ
RE: Before and After
The before is actuallyafter I had welded the struts "back on" the bike aftermy stint with a bobber style. Then came the more stock looking Springer. This was followed by the blacked out front end and more traditionHeritage Softail style.... I liked the bobber style the best for looks, but the Heritage style suits me better formy kindof riding. Plus it looks pretty damn good to me....
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