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Damn! that's all I got... just ... Damn.... that is one hell of a bike you got man. Ride that sexy beast as long as you can!!!
I put 150 miles on today! These bars are freakin awesome!
Originally Posted by golfmech
Sweet looking ride!
Thanks!
Originally Posted by Midgard
Those bars really set your bike off!! I am diggin' your ride.
The first set of rims that Hogpro posted would be killer on your bike.
Did I say how those bars just set your bike off!
Out of those 2 rims a would definitely chose the first one. Still have lots of searching to do before I pick some new shoes.
Originally Posted by Hawg-Wild
love the way ur bike looks!
Thanks!!
Originally Posted by jreichart
Thanks! only a few guys running strippers around here, def a great looking bar and not one you'll see everywhere. My wiring is in the bars, but since I'm running the GripAce, only 2 small wires for that on the left, and 2 small wires for the brake light switch on the right. Been toying with the idea of 160 WW front and rear. Still playing with photoshop to see what the different wheel options look like. I think the FX does have more space, maybe it's because the beer cans on the FL take up so much room.
Good to know that all the wiring and cables wouldn't fit. I guess I won't be installing internal cables anytime soon. LOL
Originally Posted by quan00
Your bike looks great!
Thanks!!
Originally Posted by magna
Hadn't realised this post was about your bike, mentioned it on the Polish guys post, as I said there really nice bike if I had a Fatboy that's exactly how it would look, nice to see you ditched the semi tail dragger rear fender in favour of the Heartlands kit, bars suit it as well, if I wasn't so old I'd be tempted to sell my Train and get a Fatboy and copy you.
Dude I had no idea what your talking about until I went back to the Polish guys thread and saw your post. LOL
Originally Posted by Linga03FatBoy
I have to come back to this thread. You have yourself one badass bike! A lot of my friends have seen ur bike from this thread. You have me thinking about chopping my fender and going with a wide tire. My OL thanks you :-)
Thanks, and start chopping that pig up! LOL I bet your OL would love watching you cut up your fender with a sawzall.
Originally Posted by oct1949
Nice job.. they really flow with Ur bike..
It was nice to see Ur remark about the labor. Some in here just don't understand how much work it is to do some jobs. AND do it right.
I try to do as much as possible to her but somethings I just won't mess with..
Being old and with my messed up back I just can't get up and down anymore like I did when I was in my 40's and 50's. And if i do I'll be down for 2-3 days afterwards and taking pain pills which I hate to do. Clean her and change the oils is bout it anymore and I do that on the lift.
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Thanks!!! It wasn't that hard to do, just time consuming. I made sure to take my time to make it perfect. The wiring now looks better than factory.
Originally Posted by Beagletim
Lookin good!
Thanks
Last edited by Lightafatty; Feb 26, 2013 at 12:01 AM.
Lightafatty sorry about original post read it again, and yeah it's pretty confusing even to me and I wrote it. Lol. Again though real nice bike, don't think you need to open the wallet again fine as it is.
How does in run with no front fender. I like the look but i was told the bike will wobble at speeds over 70mph
The lack of fender makes absolutely no difference in handling as far as I can tell, and it certainly isn't the cause of wobble at any speeds. Ive had mine 95+ with no issues at all. Whoever told you that doesn't know what they are talking about and should not be used for advice for anything motorcycle related from this point forth.
It does, however, severely affect the amount of water that hits you in the face when riding in the rain or on wet roads.
by far the sweetest lo, really like the bar set up.
Thanks
Originally Posted by magna
Lightafatty sorry about original post read it again, and yeah it's pretty confusing even to me and I wrote it. Lol. Again though real nice bike, don't think you need to open the wallet again fine as it is.
No worries! Thanks for all the compliments! I'll make sure not to show this to my OL, she might not want me spending any more money. LOL
Originally Posted by 2XNightTrain
Looks nice, great job.
Thanks!!!!
Originally Posted by Robbie13
Nicely done! Very clean looking bike.
Thanks!!! You got one sick Dyna!!!
Originally Posted by Whut24
How does in run with no front fender. I like the look but i was told the bike will wobble at speeds over 70mph
Runs great!!! No speed wobble and I've been into the triple digits!
Originally Posted by jreichart
The lack of fender makes absolutely no difference in handling as far as I can tell, and it certainly isn't the cause of wobble at any speeds. Ive had mine 95+ with no issues at all. Whoever told you that doesn't know what they are talking about and should not be used for advice for anything motorcycle related from this point forth.
It does, however, severely affect the amount of water that hits you in the face when riding in the rain or on wet roads.
. Luckily it only rains a few weeks out of the year here.
Last edited by Lightafatty; Feb 26, 2013 at 12:03 AM.
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