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Job well done my friend, the Harley world needs more people like you that aren't afraid of what people think. The coolest thing about your bike is that it could all be returned to stock if you wanted to ( and why would you lol)
Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. Kudos to you, brother. Excellent thread, i went to lunch late trying to go through every page earlier today. I would love to tackle a project like this someday. Inspirational to see the process and final product.
one sick looking monster for sure. Other than this thread wanting me to tear my bike into pieces and see what i can come up with, this was awesome watching. Thanks.
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