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That slim looks sick! The wheels look great. I might consider a matching belt pulley and rotors seeing as you do not have bags on the bike. Or just black out the center of the rotors you have and the pulley but matching stuf always looks better.
Regardless I think the bike came out great and I really like the Slammer 7 in black. Thanks so much for your business.
Why'd you go with rsd exhaust instead of the fat cat? Style? Performance? Sound? Also any comparison between the two?
Looks great by the way.
Its actually freedom performance
Originally Posted by baimo
Great looking slim. How tall and whose apes are those. I am putting 12" on mine tomorrow.
The apes are 14 in w/ 1.5 risers
Originally Posted by Hogpro
That slim looks sick! The wheels look great. I might consider a matching belt pulley and rotors seeing as you do not have bags on the bike. Or just black out the center of the rotors you have and the pulley but matching stuf always looks better.
Regardless I think the bike came out great and I really like the Slammer 7 in black. Thanks so much for your business.
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