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I hear ya...It's like a sickness....especially for us OCD perfectionists...I'm about to drop some serious coin and yet another bike...In addition to what I already own...what a contagious illness this hobby is :-)
I told myself when I bought mine that all I was going to change was the exhaust, seat and hand grips. Wrong. Now I have been seriously thinking about the AME Chopper Kit to change out the front end and add to the wheel base. If I get the chopper kit I will want replace the bars with mini apes. I also was thinking to chrome out the hand controls, the rear end, sprocket guards and swing arm. Never ends.
Fine. Spend your money on parts for my scoot then. I'll take some 14" apes from Hill Country Custom Cycles and the skull and cross bones throw over saddle bags from Leatherup.
I tell you what I'll do, You drop off your scoot at my place or I can come and get it. Just think of all the money that it will save you by this one act of kindness. LOL. Get used to it, it's all part of the Harley experience.
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