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Managed to get a few things done over the last few days but there is still plenty to do to now make it a bit more original. And yes, the good looking orange deflectors will not be staying on.
Let us know what you think... I am ready for the knockers!
Last edited by BMM48; Apr 28, 2013 at 03:36 PM.
Reason: typo
Congrats, I love my 48. I have a laundry list of stuff to do as I'm sure you do as well. Are you speaking of the reflectors on the front forks and if so have you looked to see how they come off? You installed lowering blocks too I see?
Thanks. I've got the Burly 10.5" on there at the moment until the 970's arrive. It's come up looking pretty good with the HD LED rear fender I bought. I was worried about a bit of rubbing with the LED brake light across the lip adding another half inch to the bottom of the fender but its all good.
I actually haven't had a look at look at the reflectors. I heard a rumour they were a pain to get off now and it's not just a stick on. I stopped for ten minutes to get these photos and haven't been off it long enough apart from that to have a good look!
I have had a few PMs asking about different things on the bike so I thought I would post some more info up...
RSD Black Ops levers
RSD Tracker exhaust
RSD Clarity Line Black Ops Air Cleaner
Power Vision tune
HD flush mount fuel cap
Kung Fu grips are from Biltwell - comfy!
HD drag bars
HD LED headlight
HD rear fender with LED brake light
Burly 10.5"
Joker Machine caps - these are a lot better than I expected and blacked out the trees nicely
There are a few more things in the garage and a few on order. I originally was going to go the RSD Boss seat but will go with the Mother Road Customs on the frame seat instead. Then it's on to the all important piece of getting a few more horses from her...
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