Calling all Springers!
Cruiser
Joined: Mar 2012
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From: North San Diego
Thats not plain that black and chrome looks insane.
Stellar HDF Member
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 2,054
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From: Florida
Thanks!
LOL. Yeah. Unlike most folks, I don't mind being seen in the dark.
Last night I relocated my turn signals off the bars. Had an epic adventure for what should have been a 30min job.
Full write up here
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/gener...pic-heavy.html
But for those of who don't care, I'll skip to the end.
Cruiser
Joined: Mar 2012
Posts: 213
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From: North San Diego
Tuche'
Last night I relocated my turn signals off the bars. Had an epic adventure for what should have been a 30min job.
Full write up here
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/gener...pic-heavy.html
But for those of who don't care, I'll skip to the end.
Last night I relocated my turn signals off the bars. Had an epic adventure for what should have been a 30min job.
Full write up here
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/gener...pic-heavy.html
But for those of who don't care, I'll skip to the end.
Tourer
Joined: Sep 2011
Posts: 288
Likes: 2
From: Sweet Home Alabama!
I certainly understand that. I've got 3 myself (oldest 9, youngest 2) and work 50 hours a week as machinist and I run a swimming pool business on the side, so working on my bike happens late at night, an hour or two at a time. I put 6000 miles on it from Sept to March, and I may have ridden 1000 miles since Mar. I may be the only guy in the world that puts more miles on my bike in winter! -lol
Road Master
Joined: May 2010
Posts: 762
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From: mission bc canada
i also started with a crossbones .did the conversion nov-dec 2011 and found out it was in canadian biker magazine in january 2012 and monday i found an article in the summer issue of H.O.G magazine..seems everyone likes the full fender springers best even Harley
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Stellar HDF Member
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 2,054
Likes: 26
From: Florida
Tuche'
Last night I relocated my turn signals off the bars. Had an epic adventure for what should have been a 30min job.
Full write up here
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/gener...pic-heavy.html
But for those of who don't care, I'll skip to the end.
Last night I relocated my turn signals off the bars. Had an epic adventure for what should have been a 30min job.
Full write up here
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/gener...pic-heavy.html
But for those of who don't care, I'll skip to the end.
I really think that I am one of the few people who isn't bothered by the reflectors. I also have the ones that are on the stock tag bracket as well! I thought about removing the ones off the forks but only because the last time I washed my bike I felt one coming lose on its own. But all joking aside, I ride ALOT and under any time/condition so I like having as many little things that make me just that much safer/visible. Especially since I ride a motorcycle whose paint absorbs almost every bit of light and doesn't even cast specular highlights! If the reflectors do fall off I don't think I will bother remounting them but until then as you say, I will continue to rock them!
Turn signals look great!
I really think that I am one of the few people who isn't bothered by the reflectors. I also have the ones that are on the stock tag bracket as well! I thought about removing the ones off the forks but only because the last time I washed my bike I felt one coming lose on its own. But all joking aside, I ride ALOT and under any time/condition so I like having as many little things that make me just that much safer/visible. Especially since I ride a motorcycle whose paint absorbs almost every bit of light and doesn't even cast specular highlights! If the reflectors do fall off I don't think I will bother remounting them but until then as you say, I will continue to rock them!
I really think that I am one of the few people who isn't bothered by the reflectors. I also have the ones that are on the stock tag bracket as well! I thought about removing the ones off the forks but only because the last time I washed my bike I felt one coming lose on its own. But all joking aside, I ride ALOT and under any time/condition so I like having as many little things that make me just that much safer/visible. Especially since I ride a motorcycle whose paint absorbs almost every bit of light and doesn't even cast specular highlights! If the reflectors do fall off I don't think I will bother remounting them but until then as you say, I will continue to rock them!
I still have the red reflectors on the back, hidden under the swing arm, and the little red ones on my license plate. The ones on the front came loose on the top so I pulled them off and cleaned it up. But after doing it and looking at it now, it'd be the first thing I did.