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Good news is it just messed up the rear fender. So I guess my rear fender project is gonna start earlier than I had planned, bad thing is I can't decide what route to go.
Perfect opportunity to do an easy fender chop or complete opposite direction so throw some ideas at me other than heartand.
Your Rocker!!!! Say it isn't so!! That stinks. When I park in a space now, I leave my bike out near the end where hopefully they can see it before crashing into it...Hope it works out.
sup mang glad u ok
here what u do, chop dat biatch
buy some turn sig re-locaters from top down(new product)
and ride on.
or
chop not as much,keep sigs where they are at
bike looks great( minus the fender of course)
after looking at yer scoot again you totally need to start chopping chit up
get us pics too!
Someone "hit and run" you or did they stick around?
Cousin backed into me at his shop (I figured being 2 foot from his water hydrant I'd be perfectly fine but apparently not!)
Originally Posted by m i k e
sup mang glad u ok
here what u do, chop dat biatch
buy some turn sig re-locaters from top down(new product)
and ride on.
or
chop not as much,keep sigs where they are at
bike looks great( minus the fender of course)
after looking at yer scoot again you totally need to start chopping chit up
get us pics too!
Currently runnin the kury razor eyes about an inch above swingarm (way forward of stock location & bright as hell)
You the guinea pig?
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