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Just got my 21 on yesterday. I have in all honesty told myself all along that I would never do a custom rear wheel on a bagger. Now I find myself questioning that call. Frigging bikes and guns keep me poor. The extended bags were added at the same time. Both have been at the cave for quite a while waiting to go on the bike.
And here's a before and after bags. Not great but all I have.
Last edited by nobodyknowsme; Jan 19, 2019 at 10:17 AM.
Looks great man and I really like that front fender. I would do that back too. Could just be my OCD, but I like matching front and back even though lot of the back is covered.
Looks really good! Im in the same boat as you because Im 50/50 on getting a back. You dont even see them so to spend that much on something no one will hardly see seems like a waste. Then again I would know they dont match and that might bug me. Decisions, decisions! What size bars aee those?
Looks really good! Im in the same boat as you because Im 50/50 on getting a back. You dont even see them so to spend that much on something no one will hardly see seems like a waste. Then again I would know they dont match and that might bug me. Decisions, decisions! What size bars aee those?
I didn't get a back wheel, but instead had my stocker powder coated black when it as time for a tire change. Just an option if you don't get a chrome front wheel.
Im im the market for a 21 rim and have searched countless threads, pmd numerous members asking what rim they have in photos. Well hopefully if you have a 21 rim you will post a photo of it mounted on your bike and indicate the make and model of the rim. To help others out. Thanks in advance.
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