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I just got off of the phone with the dealer doing the work on my bike.....he offered me the chrome front end kit for my bike at their winter special price! Of course....how can I pass that up....so now I will have the Carlinis with risers and the front end chromed when I get it back at the end of the week.
the break down of mods now is....
First Round:
Stage one A/C
Vance and Hines Big Radius 2-into-2s
SERT and Dyno Tune
Mustache Engine Guard
Willie G. Front and Rear Axle Nut Covers
Chrome Frame Inserts
Second Round:
LePera Bare Bones (custom)
Mustang Fender Bib
Carlini 14" Flyin' Apes
Carlini High Roller Risers
Magnum Sterling Chromite Cables
Chrome Front End Kit
Willie G. Tear Drop Mirrors
The sick thing is that I was just gonna do Rush Slip-ons and leave it alone! Thank god for the home buyer tax credit!
Last edited by Nicky Pass; Mar 28, 2011 at 11:38 AM.
It's going to look killer man, get her in the sun and give us a look when ya get it back.
Oh and of course now ya gota start thinking about the third round!
It stops now! I literally cashed in a container of silver change from the past 2 years to get the chrome front end kit (kind of pathetic in a way) I have no more money for this thing except for gas!
sounds cool but what all is the dealer installing? I know plenty of people on here have been quoted obscene amounts for installing apes. Do anything you can on your own man.
sounds cool but what all is the dealer installing? I know plenty of people on here have been quoted obscene amounts for installing apes. Do anything you can on your own man.
I use Illinois Harley. I know the service manager there, so I know the bike is well taken care of.
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