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Apr 28, 2009 | 08:10 PM

#31

speedsnice

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From: Bronx, New York

You did a great job, bike looks serious.

Apr 28, 2009 | 08:45 PM

#32

brianp25

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lookin good

Apr 28, 2009 | 08:56 PM

#33

saintslax11

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From: MD

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Originally Posted by wooosaa

love the turn sigs down low I will assume you fabed that yourself? tell me tell me! Nice Ride

Actually there is a small hole that fits perfectly with the turn signals on your forward controls. Just ran the wires down the tubes and mounted the turn signals. Really cleans up the front end. I actually got the idea from a fellow member Story808

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Originally Posted by swordy

good lookin train that rear muddy(fender 2u!) fits nice can u carry pillion! good lookin dog!

I have a second seat from heartland that goes in the struts, but I am also gonna purchase a P pad for bar hoppin with the bitch on the back.....

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Originally Posted by Schaub85

whered you get the rear turns? i mean i know heartland has those, but with that finish?

Heartland makes the sgnals with this finish. The plate light I got to match the swingarm with the gloss black.

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Originally Posted by fireman02

Looks great. I just ordered fender & struts today. Is there any problems you ran into, or was it pretty straight forward? Did you stick with a 180 or did you fit a 200 on the rear? I am putting the kit on a 96 Springer. By the way nice boxer, I got a 7 year old boxer great dog.

I ran into no problems until I hit wiring. I let the proffesionals deal with it. They did a much better job than I ever would have. They put some mounts under my fender to hold the wires in place and also under my seat so wires do not move around. They also had to use a new deeper ECM tray so the seat would lay flat. I have the EZ 200 kit. Pretty straight forward kit. I know the 180 kit is a whole lot more complicated with the cutting of the fender horns and mocking stuff up. The leds from these lights are rediculously bright. I let my buddy ride my bike and could not believe how bright they are even during the day. My boxer is & years old to. I found him while in college. He is a BEAST!!!
Appreciate all the comments fellas.... It was a long winter!!!

Apr 28, 2009 | 09:44 PM

#34

wildman67

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From: Maryland

Looks freakin incredible!

Apr 28, 2009 | 10:40 PM

#35

Rail

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From: Houston, TX

Looks real good.. I like it..

Apr 28, 2009 | 10:49 PM

#36

Aaron01

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From: Colorado

Looks good and I can see all of your hard work. I see that you blurred out the numbers on your plate, but that shiny paint is like a mirror!

Apr 29, 2009 | 01:05 AM

#37

K9Kev

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Props on your scooter man....Bad ***!

I scored one of the Heartland kits off of ebay as well but got burned by the seller when it only came with the fender and the seat (NO STRUTS)...

Plans are for this weekend to put mine together. Your post has regenerated my interestin doing it befroe next winter.

NICE !!

Apr 29, 2009 | 08:59 AM

#38

saintslax11

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From: MD

That blows about not getting the struts. Call heartland and let them know what happened and how you got screwed. They might take care of you. I know its showing my tag in the paint, I just did not want the plate to just show the numbers. If someone wants to take the time to read it then feel free to try and get my bike. I promise there will be a 12 gauge waiting for them. Thanks for all the props fellas. I love riding this thing around