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I just put the new Woody's fairing on the bike. I like the fact that this bike is easy to change the appearance of. What I would like is your opinion on what you think looks best to keep it the majority of the time. Solo seat or with the rear seat, backrest and luggage rack.
I just put the new Woody's fairing on the bike. I like the fact that this bike is easy to change the appearance of. What I would like is your opinion on what you think looks best to keep it the majority of the time. Solo seat or with the rear seat, backrest and luggage rack.
Thanks
Solo Seat
Rear Seat, backrest and luggage rack
That's a damn beautiful bike, in both configurations! Either/or is good.
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