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Just picked up my first harley a few weeks ago and made some changes based on some great ideas ive found on this forum. Looking at putting on harley's pullback bars, some PM grips and pegs, and a front signal relocate kit.
So far ive got V&H big radius 2 into 2's on there with an RSD air cleaner, side plate bracket, black derby, and smoked out signal light covers.
Any suggestions would be great. Also, anyone interested in the stock parts i replaced, let me know.
Glad to finally have a harley and to get on this forum. y'all take care
welcome mate. looking good !!! what did you use too black the rear lights ? was going to go the smoke lenses, dealer told me the rear wouldnt fit ????because of them being leds. no replacement bulbs ???
I'm thinkin the black diamond grips and pegs from H-D would look good. As would the edge cut black controls. A small black non - padded sissy bar would be cool too.
I've been a fan of the "BL" since they rolled em out...
thing with the backrest's on these, the signal relocation kit( which apparantley is needed)will put the signals down were the rego plate is/looks horrible and at $500 a side for signals over here in Aus..wouldn't want to knock one off ...
welcome mate. looking good !!! what did you use too black the rear lights ? was going to go the smoke lenses, dealer told me the rear wouldnt fit ????because of them being leds. no replacement bulbs ???
Maybe things are different in Oz, but my rear lights don't have LEDs.
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