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I was looking at photos today of my husband's Sporty Custom and my Nightster and then after seeing my Nightster, looked at HD's website (which of course shows the Nightster in absolute perfection) but....
Does anyone else think the lines (wiring) coming from my handlebars are kind of long and bubble out too much? If not, ok. If so, how do I fix it?
My husband's bike doesn't have that same look with all the excess I have showing and neither did the Harley Davidson website (when checking out the '08 Nightster in the 360 degree photo). Is this normal?
If you dont want to run them internally you can just zip tie them to the frame and bars, I did to the single braided line on my sporty *Tear* Slow work, but works
Tara,
Are you trying out for a bobsled team in that third picture or what?
Originally Posted by SuburbanMom
I was looking at photos today of my husband's Sporty Custom and my Nightster and then after seeing my Nightster, looked at HD's website (which of course shows the Nightster in absolute perfection) but....
Does anyone else think the lines (wiring) coming from my handlebars are kind of long and bubble out too much? If not, ok. If so, how do I fix it?
My husband's bike doesn't have that same look with all the excess I have showing and neither did the Harley Davidson website (when checking out the '08 Nightster in the 360 degree photo). Is this normal?
OKAY!!! Smartass Charlie!! LOL I want to be safe. I've only been riding my bike for a whole 2 weeks. I can count the number of times I've been on my bike on 2 hands (maybe 8 times?)!! You should see me try to go from a dead stop on a steep hill. I'm still practicing. Oh well, I can always slap you around on the 13th.
Anyway, thanks to the REST OF YOU guys and gals for your input!!!
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