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Well, they finished it today. It was raining so bad here today and the guy at the dealership was working so hard cleaning it up, that I opted not to ride it home. It is supposed to **** again tomorrow, and I leave on Thursday to go out of town for 10 days. I opted to leave it there, while I am gone, my parts to do the street glide turn signals should get here from Zanottis, so hopefully that will be done while I am gone. I am just doing the SG's rear, standard bullets are going on the front. So.....I won't see her again until the 11th of April, I did snag a few pics while the guy was cleaning it up, the front end is awesome. Not the best pics, it was just too damn shiny
I waited four years to do mine 'cause I figured once I did the chrome front-end I'd be spending $$$ for chrome calipers; then I'd spend more $$$ doing rotors and wheels. In other words, a $400 chrome front-end would end up a $2K project.
So far so good. Haven't done the chrome calipers but I am looking at them.
Nice job. Looking forward to more pics when you get back.
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