Project Blackout
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Project Blackout
Well I'm finally getting close to the end of the mods for this year. I THOUGHT all I had left was to install my blacked out front end and then after some input from good ole LeoHD (thanks pal) and some quick work in photoshop where I added a set of black Fatcats, well make a long story the Fatcats are coming off fairly soon and going to be powder coated with hi temp material along with hitting the floor board pans and rear brake control. THEN, I'm done.
Present photo (well close)
My photoshop blackout work... this will be the reality before long...
A BIG thanks to Leo as well as others here who've posted some damn fine looking blacked out rides across the forum.
Present photo (well close)
My photoshop blackout work... this will be the reality before long...
A BIG thanks to Leo as well as others here who've posted some damn fine looking blacked out rides across the forum.
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Now we all know leohd is the foremost authority on bling....
BUT...
If you're blacking out the floorboard pans, I think the passenger board covers should get it, too.
Also, have you considered blacking out your timing cover?
BUT...
If you're blacking out the floorboard pans, I think the passenger board covers should get it, too.
Also, have you considered blacking out your timing cover?
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Sure have and those parts will be heading off to be done as well. The passenger FB covers are the skull style so not sure what that'll look like but time with tell lol. Leo is indeed one of the kings of bling.
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Those are the DNA Mammoth spokes. I'd previously run Ridewrights but had been doing alot of research on these wheels when they showed up on fleabay for $850 and just the right time so it was a no brainer. The Ridewrights were considerably more and this go round I went with the diamond cut spokes. Maintenance isn't horrible either amazingly enough.
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Those are the DNA Mammoth spokes. I'd previously run Ridewrights but had been doing alot of research on these wheels when they showed up on fleabay for $850 and just the right time so it was a no brainer. The Ridewrights were considerably more and this go round I went with the diamond cut spokes. Maintenance isn't horrible either amazingly enough.
PRICEY!
$850 was a steal for the DNA's.
I've used their wheels before on a chopper, nice wheels!
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I just give opinions sometimes...lotta beautiful bikes on this forum. IMO even stock harleys are nice, as long as the person who owns it is happy... thats what counts, even it is FUGLY or a FUGLY. gonna look great badbagger, post pics when shes done 
Last edited by leohd; Mar 13, 2010 at 04:18 AM.
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