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Thought i would post some pics of my breakout. Decided to clean up the front and rear of the bike. I removed the front turn signals all together and installed arlen ness deep cut grips and new levers. I really like how clean it looks up front now. I also ordered a bullet front light but i need to get a mount extension bracket for it before i can install it. If anyone knows where i can get one that is already powder coated black, let me know where and the part numbers.
For the back, i just removed the stock license plate bracket and installed a axle mount one i got off ebay. Looks great and no longer looks like i tumor off the backend of the bike.
Let me know what you guys think. I am eventually going to start my own thread so i can document my progress as i continually mod my bike. Thats part of the fun of owning a Harley right?
looks good man!...cant wait to get my p/c back so i can get the show on the road!
You can just remove those completely and bolt the lights right to the struts.
Really, thanks man. Two less things i have to send off to get powder coated.
Btw 24V, what did you do with your passenger pegs? I dont see any on your bike in any pictures but i also don't see that ugly bracket that connects the peg. Thanks buddy
Really, thanks man. Two less things i have to send off to get powder coated.
Btw 24V, what did you do with your passenger pegs? I dont see any on your bike in any pictures but i also don't see that ugly bracket that connects the peg. Thanks buddy
Now I just need to finish off my Blackline Dash and get it installed...
Did you put on the Arlen Ness 3" extensions? Or have someone do it? I want to put them on my bike. I will probably install it then take to the dealer to bleed the ABS brakes.
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