Winter Mods Done!!
Road Master
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From: Colorado Springs
You might consider polishing the fork lowers if you don't wanna spring for chrome. There's a good thread on it here somewhere. $20 in supplies and an afternoon of rubbing and they look pretty darn good.
Last edited by ocezam; Mar 18, 2012 at 05:14 PM.
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Road Master
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From: Niagara, Ontario, Canada
This is without the LED bolts, there pretty slick, i got em at wal-mart. Nice little LED inside the bolts head, spliced em into the tip light so they come on with ignition. Klock Werks Curcvaceous Upper Fillers, they come with everything you need to remove the rear license plate / grab bar.
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From: Linden New Jersey
Very nice, but are we ever really done.............lol
Man Iam diggin those wheels, even though I hate chrome (Iam lazy and hate to clean)
DAMN thats a score! Good find
Man Iam diggin those wheels, even though I hate chrome (Iam lazy and hate to clean)
DAMN thats a score! Good find
Road Master
Joined: Apr 2011
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From: Colorado Springs
Yeah that looks great man. Another thing you may want to consider is a short mounting bar for your rear signals. It's cheaper than putting on Street Glide stuff and makes the bar look less obtrusive IMHO.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/SUPER-SALE-S...ht_5571wt_1398
Here's a better shot of mine:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/SUPER-SALE-S...ht_5571wt_1398
Here's a better shot of mine:
Road Warrior
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From: G-burg, Penna
Well Done
Well Done, add the Chrome Front forks and Chrome Cowbells and that would complete the front end so nice. On a budget, you can exchange them with Humberto www.ippworks.name....Impress plating-polishing....Very nice or
www.willyshiny.com. I used Humberto and was very easy to deal with. Or buy HD when on sale...Good luck, D
www.willyshiny.com. I used Humberto and was very easy to deal with. Or buy HD when on sale...Good luck, D
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A great looking bike that is distinctive without going overboard.
I have several projects to do but can't do them yet. In 07 I told my wife I would finish the basement. Bought all the material. Flooring, ceiling, studs, paneling, wiring, can lights, switches, outlets, doors and glass block for the windows.
Well, she suggested that since I had every thing that I wanted in the garage she would hire a contractor to come in and do it. It has been 10 weeks now working every day and and I'm down to doing the flooring and trim work.
By the end of the month I should have it. I don't think five years is too long for a project.
I have missed many extraordinary warm sunny days riding this March so far. What I won't do to keep her happy!
I have several projects to do but can't do them yet. In 07 I told my wife I would finish the basement. Bought all the material. Flooring, ceiling, studs, paneling, wiring, can lights, switches, outlets, doors and glass block for the windows.
Well, she suggested that since I had every thing that I wanted in the garage she would hire a contractor to come in and do it. It has been 10 weeks now working every day and and I'm down to doing the flooring and trim work.
By the end of the month I should have it. I don't think five years is too long for a project.
I have missed many extraordinary warm sunny days riding this March so far. What I won't do to keep her happy!
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From: Florence, MT (Bitterroot Valley)
Well that's a great deal...We all do what we can, when we can. It's lookin' great.