latest pics of my 09 RK
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12-13-2008, 02:06 PM
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Took some new pics today. So far I have added:
All parts are HD except for the Soos kit (3/4") and rush slip ons
Fat RK bars (internally wired)
Diamondback clutch cable and brake lines
Stealth grips
Smoked turn signal lenses
Smoked LED tail light with black housing
Badlander seat
Extended reach floor boards
360 adjustable highway peg mounts with skull collection pegs
chrome plate frame
The rest is all skull collection
mirrors
fender skirt
front fender tip lens
rider floorboard inserts
shifter pegs
brake pedal pad
licence plate bolts
front axel nut covers
derby cover
the backrest and windshield are in the garage
Next up is bullet turn signals, SE heavy breather and bigger baffles in the slip ons
All parts are HD except for the Soos kit (3/4") and rush slip ons
Fat RK bars (internally wired)
Diamondback clutch cable and brake lines
Stealth grips
Smoked turn signal lenses
Smoked LED tail light with black housing
Badlander seat
Extended reach floor boards
360 adjustable highway peg mounts with skull collection pegs
chrome plate frame
The rest is all skull collection
mirrors
fender skirt
front fender tip lens
rider floorboard inserts
shifter pegs
brake pedal pad
licence plate bolts
front axel nut covers
derby cover
the backrest and windshield are in the garage
Next up is bullet turn signals, SE heavy breather and bigger baffles in the slip ons
awesome bike... i just bought me a 09 RK too. Hey how do you like those fat handlebars? how much of a difference from stock are they?
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12-13-2008, 02:17 PM
cabbage-i want to do the chrome front end, i am just waiting to figure out if i am going to lower the front or not.
ultratheo-yes it is
fatboy4447- i love these bars, i didn't want to do apes mostly because I am a new rider. these bars are about 2" taller than stock. the bike is super responsive to steering input. my hands sit a little below shoulder level and the wrist position is better than stock. be prepared for the price though i was about $900 in for parts. you will be told you need a new handlebar cover. this is not true, the stock one works fine and IMO looks better than the one they sent. I originally bought the one the book calls for but the service dept found out it didn't fit, but the stock one does. Also, I went through my local dealer so the bars and everything would be added to my bike's warranty, if you get them through zanotti's or Chicago HD you'd be a lot better off.
ultratheo-yes it is
fatboy4447- i love these bars, i didn't want to do apes mostly because I am a new rider. these bars are about 2" taller than stock. the bike is super responsive to steering input. my hands sit a little below shoulder level and the wrist position is better than stock. be prepared for the price though i was about $900 in for parts. you will be told you need a new handlebar cover. this is not true, the stock one works fine and IMO looks better than the one they sent. I originally bought the one the book calls for but the service dept found out it didn't fit, but the stock one does. Also, I went through my local dealer so the bars and everything would be added to my bike's warranty, if you get them through zanotti's or Chicago HD you'd be a lot better off.
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12-13-2008, 04:45 PM
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cabbage-i want to do the chrome front end, i am just waiting to figure out if i am going to lower the front or not.
ultratheo-yes it is
fatboy4447- i love these bars, i didn't want to do apes mostly because I am a new rider. these bars are about 2" taller than stock. the bike is super responsive to steering input. my hands sit a little below shoulder level and the wrist position is better than stock. be prepared for the price though i was about $900 in for parts. you will be told you need a new handlebar cover. this is not true, the stock one works fine and IMO looks better than the one they sent. I originally bought the one the book calls for but the service dept found out it didn't fit, but the stock one does. Also, I went through my local dealer so the bars and everything would be added to my bike's warranty, if you get them through zanotti's or Chicago HD you'd be a lot better off.
ultratheo-yes it is
fatboy4447- i love these bars, i didn't want to do apes mostly because I am a new rider. these bars are about 2" taller than stock. the bike is super responsive to steering input. my hands sit a little below shoulder level and the wrist position is better than stock. be prepared for the price though i was about $900 in for parts. you will be told you need a new handlebar cover. this is not true, the stock one works fine and IMO looks better than the one they sent. I originally bought the one the book calls for but the service dept found out it didn't fit, but the stock one does. Also, I went through my local dealer so the bars and everything would be added to my bike's warranty, if you get them through zanotti's or Chicago HD you'd be a lot better off.
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12-13-2008, 05:53 PM
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12-13-2008, 06:27 PM
And yes, I noticed the Lightning.
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12-13-2008, 07:09 PM
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#18
12-13-2008, 09:05 PM
Awesome job!
Put a solo seat on it, remove the passenger floorboards, add some visors, and chrome the front end........... and you've got a supreme bike.
Really, you're doing a classy looking bike there,,,,,,,,,even if it is black!
Enjoy!
Put a solo seat on it, remove the passenger floorboards, add some visors, and chrome the front end........... and you've got a supreme bike.
Really, you're doing a classy looking bike there,,,,,,,,,even if it is black!
Enjoy!
Last edited by Yachtman; 12-13-2008 at 09:09 PM. Reason: Added Pics!
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12-13-2008, 09:16 PM
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