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Couple bikes from born free show today. Performance baggers are starting to be a thing over here and I'm excited to see the new parts getting pushed from the major players. Kraus, sdc, ktech, lyndall, bst, ohlins, spf , etc...
Saw this at a party a couple of weeks ago. Hoffman CF rear end and front fender. S&S 124. SPF exhaust. MotoX style bars. Wheels are just powder coated stock RGU wheels. Not sure what rotors etc. Nice bike though. Ran really well.
Would be nice to take that silver roadglide around the block
Finally another chrome and white road glide. These ones are elusive and this white and chrome are from the factory but never offered on the floor as an option
Interesting. The kid that built the silver one I posted said he got the only silver honeycomb parts Curtis Hoffman made. Obviously not. LOL. That's ok, it's a bad *** look.
I also really like the look of those Leather Pros on that white RG you posted earlier. They aren't a bad deal at $500 either. I bet they hold more than a stock bag.
Here's mine. Not performance bagger in the sense that most of these bikes are, but it's got suspension mods (Pro-Action rear and Monotube front), the 180 front kit actually handles really well, and the motor makes 114/120 (just a 103").
Spotted Jim Tietz's bike, from My Garage Ventura, last weekend. Great looking performance bagger. The skateboard wheels to stop bags scraping is a nice touch....of yeah, and the Trask Turbo.
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