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Im new to HDForums but have been riding for years. I finally got around to hooking up the rear end the way Ive wanted to for a while.
I just installed Harley davidson Vivid Black rotors and the Harley Tri Bar LED tail light with Alloy Art turn signals and a black/lighted side mount license plate. The pic really doesnt do it justice but I just thought I would share.
Im new to HDForums but have been riding for years. I finally got around to hooking up the rear end the way Ive wanted to for a while.
I just installed Harley davidson Vivid Black rotors and the Harley Tri Bar LED tail light with Alloy Art turn signals and a black/lighted side mount license plate. The pic really doesnt do it justice but I just thought I would share.
Here are some before and after pics.
NFB - Nice F(_){in Bike!
I swapped mine b4 taking it on the road to the tri bar LED. The FXSTSSE had me hooked.
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