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Ok guys, I have been promising pics for a while. I planned on taking the Rocker on its maiden voyage today but nature just decided to sh*t 6 inches of snow on us.
So here is a couple of cramped up pics of it in my garage for now. I am busy doing a resto and a bunch of mods to my 94 Hummer H1 as well so my garage is pretty cramped. I started this project last January from a wrecked Rocker C. I decided with all the other projects I have going, I didn't want to buy a perfectly good Rocker C with good parts and start taking them off to put on the parts I really wanted. So I waited and watched and found exactly what I was looking for. A salvage one with no frame or fork damage, all cosmetic damage and pretty much all things I would have wanted to replace.
I have my mods listed in my sig so I won't bother listing them again here. I am almost complete. I ordered my Roto Plate yesterday from Top Down, I will have an order in with DrVTwin by the end of the week for a TTS Mastertune, and I still need to finish relocating the rear turn signals closer to the seat on the rear fender.
Once again, sorry for the sh*tty pics, I will post better ones later in the week when the snow has taken care of this crap.
Thanks to Joe What and a bunch of other Rocker owners on here for all their help along the way....
Ya it was one of the last things I put on so I haven't set it yet. I still have a few finishing touches before I could ride it any further then around the block...
kewl mon
great idea lookin 4 a wrecked rock
wow 6" of snow its may ! im grateful for my city
not havin no mo snow thanks dude hopefully it melts cuz
as soon as its off the road i'd be rippin it up
Thanks guys. For anyone considering Carlini 9" Clean Sweeps, they will work with a 2" tank lift but just barely. I have an 1/8th inch in clearance between my bars and my tank after my lift when its on its jiffy stand.
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