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That is sweet! Loving those wheels too. Gotta say, that pillion looks out of place though. Maybe because it's so thick. Trouble is, with that stock seat, if you remove the pillion, you'll slide right off the bike when you gun it. (damn near did the same thing on mine)
I took the pillion off, rode it about 100 miles at first I felt like I would slide off but it's not that bad, the thing is the rear pillion kinda scuffed up the paint, I gotta see if I can get it buffed out... I haven't had any time to take/post any new pictures Ive been working out of state
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