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arrgh. yes I know. I don't have an extra couple grand right now for the rear wheel. just spent $3k on my old doggie trying to keep him healthy. 16yr old Jack Russell. Maybe by fall. I might do the motor upgrades first. We'll see-
BTW did you watch that compilation video i posted earlier? I swear your bike is in that vid. lol.
Yeah, my bike is in there. Not quite at the level of most of the others in there though.
progressive 422's the standard ones not the "heavy duty" ones. Got them super cheap otherwise I woulda passed and saved up for some Works rear shocks. I'll find out tomorrow how they ride. Reason I got the standards is I heard the heavy duty 422's are too stiff for the lighter softails.
Yeah, my bike is in there. Not quite at the level of most of the others in there though.
LOL- Ok mr video celebrity. Don't sell yourself short- JMO you've got one of the nicest looking breakouts I've seen. I think plenty others would agree.
What did you do with the stock front wheel and soon to be gone rear?
I bought it from the original owner not even broken in yet. he sold the wheel on ebay to offset cost of the PM wheel, along with the stock pipes (had the VH radius pipes put on literally 2 weeks before selling it). but I got such a good deal on the bike definitely no complaints.
I bought it from the original owner not even broken in yet. he sold the wheel on ebay to offset cost of the PM wheel, along with the stock pipes (had the VH radius pipes put on literally 2 weeks before selling it). but I got such a good deal on the bike definitely no complaints.
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