2008 Nightster/Bobber (in progress)
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No the holes weren't hard to drill but I did have too re pwdercoat it afterwards too clean it up. But just measure your spacing twice or three times and drill once...yeah I was going for a machine gun look. Thanks for the compliments.And I'm taKing a dIfferent route now not going for the bobbed look so y'all stay tuned....
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I'd call it a bobber. The Nightster starts as a factory bobber, compare it to a 2008 Xl1200C and you'll see that. I don't think there are any hard and fast rules of what is required (hardtail, spring seat, homemade exhaust, exhaust wrap, etc) for a bike to be considered a bobber. If you consider EVERY element that could be applied to a bobber, then say a "bobber" needs every one of them, it would be very rare to see a real bobber.
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