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Dude! Looks fvckin awesome! You HAVE TO do the attack bars... It will really complete the look.
thanks brother. i agree, it will complete the look and if i can swing it without wifey finding out until theyre installed i will. shes personally seen three sets of bars on my bike to date and has gotta be like wtf is he doing? lol. how you makin out with the seat i sent ya?
Originally Posted by Jackal
Now the bitch NEEDS some fat struts. Fatty shocks look odd with the skinny rear meat.
nah...fvck struts. i like the look, it's bratty baby! all about it!
i need your help though guys from those of you who have bought rubber bump stops on line. went to mcmaster carr and can't find any 1 3/4" bumpers, that site is intimidating, lol. want to make sure i get the right thing and aint having any luck finding them.
Looking back at the C/O pics, looks like they do keep the shocks and they don't look bad at all. Not that your look bad, but are they spaced out 1/2" or so? Something makes em look like they are sticking out further than typical.
When I get back to the office I'll check around. That site is a bitch to navigate. I'm assuming you need stoppers with recessed inserts with threading? What size are the studs on your seat?
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