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First off thanks for all help from the guys in here with there advice.
19" SG wheel, and brakes.
Hog tunes lids
Kicker speakers front and lids
Rockford fosgate amp
Truck lite LED drive and pass lamps
Customs dynamics turns.
SG rear signals
Ive been contemplating removing my saddlebag rails from my Ultra for awhile. I just hate that old chrome look. I know some folks like that look but i just cant come to terms with it. Bike looks great. more clean looking. also. did the 14 rims mount right up with no mods?
Last edited by mikeo33y; Mar 22, 2015 at 07:53 AM.
I have not got to test ride it yet. Soon I hope! But the stereo upgrade sounds good in the garage. I didn't have rear speakers so I added a four channel amp. The front wheel was a easy install. I replaced the abs bearing with a non abs bearing. Replaced my axle with a new 25 mm axle, used Brembo calipers off 08 and up SG, and take off new front brake lines. Major improvement in stopping power!
Ive been contemplating removing my saddlebag rails from my Ultra for awhile. I just hate that old chrome look. I know some folks like that look but i just cant come to terms with it. Bike looks great. more clean looking. also. did the 14 rims mount right up with no mods?
One of the very first things I did when I picked up my 12 UC was remove the bag rails & the front bumper. Looks way better/cleaner!
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Winter mods completed!
