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I have ordered and am waiting on the Bagger Nation Monkey Bars (Black) for my 2008 Electra Glide Standard.
I want to put black hand controls on it as well. My question is two fold;
1) I have looked on ebay and some other part sites (drag specialties and such) but I just want a set of black hand controls, not flamed or skulled or anything like that. Does anyone have any suggestions for where to look to compare the most products. HD is always a little pricey for me. I know I can find what I want, I just need a little push getting there.
2) Does anyone have any pics of the black on black idea. I have seen the bars on a bagger and I loved them. But both I have seen in person still had the chrome hand controls.
I am not sure of the web address... My bud had a set of black hand controls that looked awesome. I think he got them from Joker Machine.
If I talk to him later, Ill PM ya with additional info
They do look sweet!
I am not sure of the web address... My bud had a set of black hand controls that looked awesome. I think he got them from Joker Machine.
If I talk to him later, Ill PM ya with additional info
They do look sweet!
If I can find someone to do it reasonably I will paint it. That was the plan originally but I am mechanically incapable of doing it myself and the stealer quoted $600 for paint plus 4 hours labor OR new HD part for nearly $1K plus 4 hours at $80 bucks. Apparently Sunglow paint is more time consumint etc. I hope to get it done someday as I think it would significantly change the look for the better but not for $1000 bucks!
I hear about $100-$150 to paint an inner and I can only imagine that the sunglow can't be that much more difficult. $400 or so removed and reinstalled and I would be all over that.
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