New toy
I recently decided to get back into riding after a (distant) history with sport bikes. I simply don't have the desire - or youth - to drag my knees anymore so I decided to get a 2009 Deluxe as a cruiser.
Fortunately, I live in Southern California where there is an embarrassment of riches as far as resources. I’m lucky enough to live 15 minutes away from Dr V-Twin, who did the transformation for me. I got the painted tins from Colormania, Wild-1 chubby 518s, and leather by Leatherworks – all installed by Dr V-Twin who provided invaluable advice and counsel regarding cables, clips and other details I would have probably overlooked. I couldn’t be more happy with the results.
The only bad news is that rain is forecast for this weekend . . .
Fortunately, I live in Southern California where there is an embarrassment of riches as far as resources. I’m lucky enough to live 15 minutes away from Dr V-Twin, who did the transformation for me. I got the painted tins from Colormania, Wild-1 chubby 518s, and leather by Leatherworks – all installed by Dr V-Twin who provided invaluable advice and counsel regarding cables, clips and other details I would have probably overlooked. I couldn’t be more happy with the results.
The only bad news is that rain is forecast for this weekend . . .
Very nice man!
Love the brown leather...fits your bike well.
Enjoy and be safe.
btw...I too am an old guy who sometimes thinks my FatBoyLo is a VRod...I gotta remind myself at times that I'm not 25 anymore. LoL
Love the brown leather...fits your bike well.
Enjoy and be safe.
btw...I too am an old guy who sometimes thinks my FatBoyLo is a VRod...I gotta remind myself at times that I'm not 25 anymore. LoL
I like it. That color combo makes you do a double take as to what your looking at. That's a good thing.
I have the same history of knee dragging long ago. It was the wife who talked me into a Harley this time around. "I'm not getting way up there on the back of one of those things". I'd always wanted a Harley as a 2nd bike. Oh well, now everyones happy.
I have the same history of knee dragging long ago. It was the wife who talked me into a Harley this time around. "I'm not getting way up there on the back of one of those things". I'd always wanted a Harley as a 2nd bike. Oh well, now everyones happy.


