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Your bike is really looking good, I have been debating the stretched bag mod and I think you have made up my mind for me. what brand are those if you don't mind me asking.
My bags are from Milwaukee Baggers but since Baddad has started making one piece extended bags I would look them also because I am hearing a lot of good feedback about them and the tank extension covers are top quality.
I've saved up over half to do a cam. Got all the tools for it, and now the cam itself.
But dang Dude! I REALLY have always like that stretched bag look. Hopefully.... performance mods will keep me from body mods... or all is lost.............
LMAO! Dude, I've been there and done that. The cams with gear drive are great but when I did that the bike looked pretty stock at that point and I am way past that.
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