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Just my opinion, I don't think that an open primary would look that good on a Crossbones. On a Dyna, or Fat bob, yes. I do like belt drives, but think they look better on stripped down bikes, more of a hot rod look than a old school look.
Now, if your thinking about a foot clutch and tank shift, o h*ll yea!
I can't understand why folks believe that an open primary with a belt drive is old school. Never saw an open primary back then, and modern belt drives were not invented yet. Why open a primary to crud? Looks good I guess. Every one to his own...
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