The Gas Man change up

Here's a shot of the cyclevisions rear tail light setup.


And here's the only shot I could find of the headwinds headlight bezel.
 

DRBarnhart

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I had the Nightster on the lift already to start to bolt up the parts from her 883.
The chrome don't match but got it installed anyway.. a temp gauge
Put on the engine bar and highway pegs
Got the tach put on... it was a 2 trip event because the damn 1200 speedo bucket is part of the riser clamps vs the 883s are seperate pieces. So I just ordered a new riser top clamp to finish the job
The windshield really kills the looks but its function over form
Got the cruiser-mate installed
Smoked out the front blinkers... looks great with the black pods
Then I ordered some 1157 red bulbs on ebay cause I wanted to smoke out the rears... but HD don't sell red 1157's. Also pulled the reflector off the rear fender.
Then I finished up some stuff on the "Street Classic".
During my few trips to the dealer I decided I wanted to pick up a few things to dress it up.
I picked up the Willie G skull pieces for the gas cap, timing cover, and derby cover
Then worked on the final pieces... I tell ya while HD directions are far superior to many others... this particular mod was complete choas in the directions. I ended up just looking at the parts and pictures and did it on my own.
Pulled the map pocket, liner, tourpack, saddlebags, and seat all out/off.
Then I installed the 2 new fender strut covers, and the quick disconnect adapters. Also the new lisence plate mount
Slid the new trunk mount onto the bike
So I guess custom DOES bolt on, eh Chris?


Dennis

PS Nice ride(s) by the way... :2thumbs:
 
Its one pc. solid aluminum then chrome, not taiwan stamped tin that doesn't fit worth a shit. I hated that seam at the bottom.
 

Gas Man

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So I guess custom DOES bolt on, eh Chris?


Dennis

PS Nice ride(s) by the way... :2thumbs:
In the case of HD stuff... so far.

All those light possibilities are way nice... but damn... I am trying to avoid spending that kind of cash on the bike.
 

Gas Man

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In the case of HD stuff... so far.

All those light possibilities are way nice... but damn... I am trying to avoid spending that kind of cash on the bike.
Look at what I found today...

No price tag
No keys

$24k according to the sales person

Stab Count of dealership personell by the Phoenix = 3

Hence, the cones.

 

toomanybikes

not enough time 4 riding
I am trying to avoid spending that kind of cash on the bike.
On a Harley? :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

And just wait until you start modifying the engine, changing seats, changing exhausts,..... :lol: :lol: :lol:
 

Gas Man

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I don't think I'm going into the motor... kinda defeats the purpose of my change. We'll see...
 

Chopper Dave

SIICK!!!
Time to bore you with some BS Harley junk...

Well I been working on the bikes little by little throughout the week with all this family stuff going on.

I had the Nightster on the lift already to start to bolt up the parts from her 883.



The chrome don't match but got it installed anyway.. a temp gauge


Put on the engine bar and highway pegs



Got the tach put on... it was a 2 trip event because the damn 1200 speedo bucket is part of the riser clamps vs the 883s are seperate pieces. So I just ordered a new riser top clamp to finish the job


The windshield really kills the looks but its function over form


Got the cruiser-mate installed



Pulled the front fork reflectors



Smoked out the front blinkers... looks great with the black pods


Then I ordered some 1157 red bulbs on ebay cause I wanted to smoke out the rears... but HD don't sell red 1157's. Also pulled the reflector off the rear fender.





Then I finished up some stuff on the "Street Classic".

During my few trips to the dealer I decided I wanted to pick up a few things to dress it up.

I picked up the Willie G skull pieces for the gas cap, timing cover, and derby cover




Then worked on the final pieces... I tell ya while HD directions are far superior to many others... this particular mod was complete choas in the directions. I ended up just looking at the parts and pictures and did it on my own.

Pulled the map pocket, liner, tourpack, saddlebags, and seat all out/off.






What was left....


Then I installed the 2 new fender strut covers, and the quick disconnect adapters. Also the new lisence plate mount




Slid the new trunk mount onto the bike


And the bike is back to normal



But now its detachable... YEA





I'm very happy the way it all turned out... Can't wait to get some miles in now that the family stuff is calming down and hopefully the weather starts to get better.
there we go!:whoop: that fucker looks alot better without the trunk...IMO:2thumbs:
scoots look sweet !!
 
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