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Don't get hung-up on what anybody else thinks. Do what you want with that bike. You are the one that paid for it, the taxes and registration, and the insurance. Taboo? Impress yourself, ***** the rest.
I dont worry about what is considered taboo, If I want to put Kawasaki stickers on my Ultra Classic I will (which I dont ) because it is mine to do as I see fit. I didnt buy it with the intentions of making it look like it is suppose to, I bought it for me to enjoy.
So do what you want and put up some pics so we can all see it, others may like it and do the same or similar !
do I just look for a SG rear fender of my year range? will the fender pretty much switch out.
Thanks
Yes. What year is your bike? 09 was the most recently that they changed for fitment purposes, but again look and see if there's a big rectangular hole for the tail light or not because that was another recent change.
Don't get hung-up on what anybody else thinks. Do what you want with that bike. You are the one that paid for it, the taxes and registration, and the insurance. Taboo? Impress yourself, ***** the rest.
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