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Money. I just need to finish up with detachable bags so I can "tour" Just. Like. That.
Can't wait to put some real miles on my Lo
This evening, the local dealer had a sale going on so I purchased another bag similar to the one on the rack. Same brand, but a different model, so the bags will attach to each other.
I hadn't planned on it but I went down to pick up the new spun aluminum speedo/tach combo with 600 colors and some red spark plug wires. After another part arrives and some powder coating gets done, the speedo/tach will go in.
The pegs are KWstretchers, I don't think he is in business anymore. I had to get standard floorboards since they don't work with the half-moon. I just had the heavy breather powder coated like everything else.
I was hoping you weren't gonna say that and tell me you rattle canned it
Agreed. I'm done blacking things out, the primary cover was the last. There was just something weird about the satin primary cover with a black derby.
I wasn't too much into that either that's why I went with a wrinkle black primary cover which also matched the engine. Most of the time if I add more black, I add a touch of chrome. I've been really debating satin or denim black on the speedo/tach housing, but I figured denim black won't be too bad since I'll keep the vivid black finish on the top portion retaing some contrast.
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