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My winter mods. Considering I bought this bike the end of October I'll say it's been an expensive winter!! But she is almost complete. Well she'll never be complete but major spending is over. For now...lol
16” BR Bars Sweeping K9’s
HD Wind Splitter
Painted Inner Fairing
FM Jackpot 2-1-2 Head Pipe
4” Rinehart Slip Ons
Power Vision with Auto Tune Pro
Red Shift 575 Cams
Roland Sands Clarity Air Cleaner, Cam Cover, Transmission Cover, Derby Cover
Dakota Digital Gauges
Progressive Monotubes 1” lowered & 944’s 13L
Ordered and waiting for PM BMP Contrast Cut Paramount 21" front wheel and 17" rear.
Bike looks real good. The only thing are those spikes coming off the bars. Looks kind of stupid to me but as long as you like them that's all that matters.
Well we can see that you have done a FEW other things besides what you list in your post, but that bike is looking great blacked out like that.
Those bars are kick-*** too.
Nice job!
Yeah, I did a few other things as well. To much to list. Pretty much took every piece of chrome off and powder coated it black. And went with everything edge cut where ever I could. Once my wheels show up I'll get some really good pictures. So far I am extremely happy with the way it has turned out.
Everything looks really good. What kind of wheels did you get? The only bad thing about those Rickards bars with spikes down is you have to move the spikes in front, or behind the windshield, if your sweet spot is right in that few inches your F'd. He does make some bad a$$ stuff. I do shows up there in Harrisburg, or used to until the Eastern Outdoor Show got shut down. .
From: 12 year, Colombia, 4 years Mexico, currently In Kuwait, but Boston is HOME!!
sweet looking I think the bars look cool, I was thinking about going for the Dakota gauges, but that is a pretty price tag for those babies, let me know how you like them, I'm still on the fence. Ride safe.
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