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hey ca, nice looking train man. is the bike lowered all the way down in those pics? was looking at the rsd fender aswell and also have the shotgun shock but wanted a smaller gap at the wheel
thanks
hey ca, nice looking train man. is the bike lowered all the way down in those pics? was looking at the rsd fender aswell and also have the shotgun shock but wanted a smaller gap at the wheel
thanks
Yea it's lowered all the wy down. The riding gap is about an inch between the fender and tire. Has a good looking stance either way. Had to do a little fender mod to put the ECM on the rear fender. Then had the custom seat built.
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