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New from the dealership, bought the bike July 12, 2013
-First mod, Shotgun shock a week later. Foooof!
-Carlini Gangster Apes and progressive lowering spring install
-Changed out the Samson Fishtails to a D&D FatcatExhaust
-1k Service & gauge install
-CNC Seat
-Ordered some DNA fatspoke wheels with diamond cut spokes, but wrong ones were sent so they were sent off to powder coaters.
-Wheels back from powder coaters
-Wheels installed along with some Arlen Ness Retro Fork Covers (Current Look)
Digging the bike, man! Can't wait to see it when you write "finished" under the title! I'm on a similar track with my '12 Deluxe... One question. What is the part number you used for the Ness slider covers? Seems to me all I am finding are part numbers that correspond to the touring bikes, unless they use the same ones??
Bike is looking good. I wish I had gone with the fat cat exhaust. You see more of the real old bikes with the 2 into 1 over duals. I am going to do a cam also, I will see what you do. My dealer is suggesting SE254e. I may do a cam, fatcat, and tune at the same time. Then leave it alone.
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