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Road Master
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From: Ontario
I took a different approach to mine. It's not quite done by the way. Here in paradise they let the blind drive and use their braille machines at the same time so I went with the high visibility approach. Still to go are a set of SE pipes that will have a partial bafflectomy. Maybe a new seat too, I'm still up in the air on that. So to speak.
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Tourer
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From: Cal., work in Saudi
thanks guys,
I haven't made up my mind on the seat yet, I generally like it but find I'm squirming around quite a bit to get back to the comfy spot. The lights are just the HD fog lamps, I haven't been out at night yet so I can't say how well they work. I did remove the heel shifter, much better for my left leg. It didn't like being halfway between the mid position and the highway peg position. I love the looks of the horn, to bad I screwed up and ordered the horn instead of the whole horn kit!
I haven't made up my mind on the seat yet, I generally like it but find I'm squirming around quite a bit to get back to the comfy spot. The lights are just the HD fog lamps, I haven't been out at night yet so I can't say how well they work. I did remove the heel shifter, much better for my left leg. It didn't like being halfway between the mid position and the highway peg position. I love the looks of the horn, to bad I screwed up and ordered the horn instead of the whole horn kit!
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Road Captain
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From: Northern NJ
I just added V&H big shots 2 into 1 and a Roland Sands Design air filter. I'm loving the sound of these pipes. I had originally planned to go old school with true duals with fish tails, but then I decided that there was enough of that out there and I would rather go in a different direction. I'm going for more of an industrial look.
Road Master
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From: Ontario
C. Numb bike looks great, like you oil cap. Pipes look like beasts on the side of the bike, I bet they bark like beasts too. I see you lost the rear reflectors, but kept the front? Only suggestion I have for a more industrial look would be to take some of that 'puff' out of the seat, maybe that 1925 original? - looks great on the bikes I have seen it on.
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From: Northern NJ
C. Numb bike looks great, like you oil cap. Pipes look like beasts on the side of the bike, I bet they bark like beasts too. I see you lost the rear reflectors, but kept the front? Only suggestion I have for a more industrial look would be to take some of that 'puff' out of the seat, maybe that 1925 original? - looks great on the bikes I have seen it on.
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From: Northern NJ
...is pretty ****in loud.