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Guess what... I'm already working on that ... in a couple of days i'm going to try one to see how it looks and how i wanted to fit... might end up with one really soon!
Riyadh, after the 4 foot tall bitch bar are you gonna extend the front end out about 4 feet? Choppahs forever
That looks frickin' excellent. Before I bought my SG, I thought only "choppers" looked right with apes, custom exhaust, etc.
Now I'm going the other way. 18's are probably too much for me (this time), but maybe 14's. Love the look over the fairing. If I wanted my ride to look "like a bagger should" I'd leave it stock.
If you don't mind, post the cost of doing the changeover when you know. There are a lot of us who are very interested.
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