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Looks fantastic! Is there any way you can get a picture of the rear without the lights on? Thats the same fender and bag combo I'm going with and wanted to see how the exhaust cutouts lined up.
The Sinister stretch fender is a fiberglass unit that is not an overlay. We did add a brace under the rear seat bolt and at the rear near the license plate. It is rock solid now.
The fender and the top shop bags line up nearly perfectly. We did not change anything to make them match.
The rear shocks are from my 2009 SG. So they are HD 12" air stockers.
Dan is out in Stugis now and they start their windy road rides tomorrow. I am sure he will call if he hits the bags in turns. The front is dropped about an inch on that bike also.
hey man im thinkin bout goin with the sinister pre 08 smoothy and top shops 3in ext bags with dual exhaust cutouts for my rines, do you think the holes will line ip ok? your the only one ivge seen to do a similar setup. thx
Bike looks sweet. It truned out real nice. Did you get the fender direct from Sinister or did you find somewhere else? I have 3inch bags nad I plan on getting a Sinster fender this winter. Glad I go to see what it looks like. What kind of lights did you use?
Here are some more pics after another tweak. This time some new pinstripes.
And some good rear shots to show how the Sinister fender lines up with the Top Shop 3.5" bags.
The lights are Radiant. Without digging out the paper, I think the sizes are 5", 3.5", and 2" on each side. I wired them together to act like two turn signals. Then wire the tailbones plug to not use a center tail light. They are run, turn, brake.
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