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Sea i picked it up at the local Harley Dealership... they where haveing kind of a sale trying to liquidate old stock to make room for the new stuff. I will get a picture of it up here as quick as i can ... it looks awsome IMP.
Alright everyone here are some pics of some of the work i have done on it. I installed the Licks 10" Aped Z Bars.. Relocated the front singles as well as flipped the mirrors... This Bike is a rush to ride now. I had some trouble with the screws in the controlls.. ended up haveing to dremel off the heads of a couple because the hex head where stripped out..
Yea it put a crimp in my day lol... but i got it all done.
I also included a picture of the under the fender LED Brake light for Seabee
I Havent really had a lot of time or expendable income cause of the holidays However i have gotten a little work done on the bike. I have added DK Custom 2" Risers to the bars and i must admite that the bike feels much nicer to ride now. Next i think will be a rear fender chop and a Tank Lift/Coil/Ignition Relocation ... I will let you all know when i have them done.
I Have attached a Picture of the Bike with the Risers as well as a Picture from the January First Ride a buddy of mine and I did.
Nice looking ride. Sportsters are now back breakers for me. I had 4 previously when I was seventeen, started with an ironhead and got various models from there. I just recently traded off a big twin heritage for a dyna street bob. I had looked at the 48 and nightster and 1200 Low. I love sportsters. Unfortunately Im just too beat up to ride one anymore. I love what everyone is doing to there sportsters here on the forum. Keep up the good work and please post pictures when you do mods.
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