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There is always a lot more performance you could stick into your new toy.If you decide that is a must do.Go for the gusto you would be glad you did.Have fun!!
well if you say you have run out of chrome parts to buy (which is what happened to me ) you can always start takin parts off that you can t buy chromed and send them out to be chromed plated thats what i have been doing
Can't tell, are the forks chromed? Braided steel lines?
I bought the braided fuel cross over line....I didn't like it. However, a chrome front end sounds interesting. Hmmm. How do I get this expense past my wife? It might be time for creative financing.
There is always a lot more performance you could stick into your new toy.If you decide that is a must do.Go for the gusto you would be glad you did.Have fun!!
Because of the sound (and subsequent headache) that came from my upgrade exhaust system on my Sportster, I decided to keep the enginge and exhaust stock. I do not think I could stand a long ride with a loud exhaust system.
I see a chromed front end in your future. Also your switch housings and switches are not chromed. You could do the lighted mirror thing. You could put Ultra lowers on it. Can't see your wheels, are they chromed? Fuel line cover right under the tank. Take the sticker off the guard rail by the right saddlebag. And the number one best thing to put on a bike? MILES! You're not done yet.
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