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Last weekend I finally got 90% of the parts in to finally give the bike the TLC it needed and yesterday I got the rest...
1in risers
Street Bob bars
Upper and Lower chrome belt guard
Sportster mirrors
chrome clutch and brake lever
solo seat
stainless steel brake and clutch line
relocated lisence plate
It looks nice..I love my 06 1200C and the pics of yours are making me anxious for the Minnesota permafrost to recede. It's been a hell of a Winter and I cant wait to ride!
Nah it's just a smoked lens for the time being. I had just bought the LED tail light for my Fat Boy and 25$ for the smoked lens seemed like the way to go for the time being on the sporty.
It looks nice..I love my 06 1200C and the pics of yours are making me anxious for the Minnesota permafrost to recede. It's been a hell of a Winter and I cant wait to ride!
Nice job - looks great. Especially like the single seat look and relocated number plate. I'd love to move my plate but ours are a bit big in the UK and bright yellow, might not look as cool. Definately doing the single seat though.
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