My Sporty Transformation...
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Road Captain
Joined: Feb 2014
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From: Utah
Agreed. I've actually got a silver diamond stitch seat that I just haven't had the chance to put on yet. It's sitting somewhere at my work. Hopefully they haven't lost it. That should help I think.
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Road Captain
Joined: Feb 2014
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From: Utah
Oh and thanks everyone for the positive comments! It was a lot of work, but I'm very happy with the results. I took it down today to get it dyno'd and the mechanic thought it was a modded 72. I told him what it was and he thought it was the best looking custom ever! 
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You sold it? Your first post as on 7/31. So you bought, did a hell of a job modding it and also sold it within less than a month and a half? 
I really admire the work you did on the bike but I would keep my bike for many years to come after I put this much blood and sweat into it. I seem to have developed some "connection" with my bike in the short time I have had her.
I really admire the work you did on the bike but I would keep my bike for many years to come after I put this much blood and sweat into it. I seem to have developed some "connection" with my bike in the short time I have had her.
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Road Captain
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From: Utah
You sold it? Your first post as on 7/31. So you bought, did a hell of a job modding it and also sold it within less than a month and a half?
I really admire the work you did on the bike but I would keep my bike for many years to come after I put this much blood and sweat into it. I seem to have developed some "connection" with my bike in the short time I have had her.
I really admire the work you did on the bike but I would keep my bike for many years to come after I put this much blood and sweat into it. I seem to have developed some "connection" with my bike in the short time I have had her.
It was a lot of fun doing it and honestly the learning experience for me is totally worth it!
Road Master
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Well ... that's explains it then. What is the next project you're working on? Your work is inspiring.
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Bike looks great, and your hard work really shows.
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Road Captain
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From: Utah
I'm not sure yet. I've been looking at Street Glide's, Electra Glide's, and Road King's. We'll see what I end up buying though. In the end, it's whatever comes up at a good price and is something I can have a little fun with.
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