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IO never really thought about the axle covers. they were on there when I bought the bike 6 years ago and I just left them but come to think of it they do look a bit out of place on an old school looking ride. Give me some suggestions for front axle covers.
I decided to shed my speakers as I wanted a completely stripped down look again. When I put the new Ride Wright FAT 50's on it really bothered me that I could not see the rear wheel with the saddle bags on so I took the bags off first. Then my buddy got a CVO Road Glide Ultra with some J&M sounds on it and I decided his music would be enough for me. I figure when i want sounds again maybe I'll be able to get a bagger although that looks to be long off in the distance. No new bike will be acquired until I can keep this one too.
Looks awesome! How do you keep your bike so clean! I have to clean mine once a week to keep mine looking like yours. But I think yours looks more polished!
Drew, looking nice man! Hey, is that light bar a plug and play deal, or do you have to splice the turn signals in? That's my next mod so just wondering.
That my buddy has and it really makes this thing shine. I wash it once a week now if riding as I cannot have my new rims getting messed up. Got a blaster to dry it http://www.autoanything.com/car-care...2-001b2166becc
and it makes easy work of a full wash now. I have the time to wash it during work so I am lucky. I have found there is no replacement for regular washing. It helps that my buddy is a professional photographer too.
The seat is a C&C low profile solo with a custom diamond stitch pattern in red. It is really comfortable and I absolutely love it.
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