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What center console is that?? I love it! I've wanted something like that since day 1 of owning mine. Looking great, can't wait to see it all finished
You said you didn't pc the triple tree but used a paint; did you paint it on the fork or remove it all and paint it separately? I'm with Harley_Charley in wondering how much trouble it is to get all that off.
That looks GREAT!!! I especially LOVE the Tank!! I hate the tiny little emblem on the stock breakout, as I have already been asked a few times if mine was a Honda...LOLOLOL
That's what I thought it looked like, but I thought I saw in another thread where it didn't fit right on the Breakout tank? Maybe I need to revisit/find that page again. It looks awesome on there.
I remember someone mentioning that the top hole did not line up correctly so some sort of bracket had to be made to adapt it.
That was me .... Had to weld a custom bracket off the fuel sender cover with a counter sunk fixing bolt to hold the Blackline Tank Trim. I'll take a pic of what the fixing bracket looks like when I get the bike back ...
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