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I really dig your bike but that headlight... I don't know, man... looks a little small. JMHO
Thanks for your thoughts man... Iwas looking at it and thought maybe it's sitting a little to low in the trees... Off to find another mounting block... I think I'll try one for a springer?
Alright.... now you're creeping me out, ya ***..... LMFAO!!
Those trees are the best! Smooth, hidden sops, hidden fork tube tops. Makes for a very clean application. I've got a set of 5 degree ones here also. I just need some tube plugs for them.
I like it... It takes the most getting used to on the slow tight turns other then that it all good... and being smooth is a plus gives it a clean look. You'll need a internal steering lock though?
So after looking at the pictures I've been thinking the headlight is sitting to low in the trees and have been looking for a mounting block to bring it up a bit... these are the 2 choices...
After viewing and reviewing your pics about a dozen times now, the little light is starting to grow on me.
Raising it up a bit with the blocks will make it look better IMO.
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