3kingsautomotive
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Awesome man!
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Awesome man!
Nice work Butch. Very well done.I've never been one to leave anything stock, no fun in that. Great job on your carb setup. Among other things, I stripped the chopper down and repainted it in my garage. After that I got hit on the head and went off the deep end. I fabricated and painted an entire rear clip with bags for it so I have easy, lockable storage when I need it. It comes off with 3 bolts on each side and a stock type plug, I can switch back to my chopper fender in about 15-20 mins. Not for everyone but if fits my needs until I eventually get a second bike. I know how much Dent loves baggers!
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Ya, but he's got no problem wearing a murse..Thanks, I know your stance on bags
, I was always the same way till I realized how convenient they are. Some times you need function over form, not often, but sometimes.
Yepper,Thanks, I know your stance on bags
, I was always the same way till I realized how convenient they are. Some times you need function over form, not often, but sometimes.
So you load up your gear in the Spyder, then load the Spyder in a trailer....makes sense..Yepper,Hence the Spyder.
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And then pull it with the truckSo you load up your gear in the Spyder, then load the Spyder in a trailer....makes sense..![]()
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With the amount on his noggin, wouldn't get much wind resistance..Yep, sometimes ya just gotta roll the window down and let the wind blow your hair![]()
Looks greatFinally I installed my oil pressure gauge and figured I’d get some polishing done. Engine polishing sucks, wish it was chrome. View attachment 51930
Wow!!Finally I installed my oil pressure gauge and figured I’d get some polishing done. Engine polishing sucks, wish it was chrome. View attachment 51930
Does your leg hit it?Thanks, I may need to move it forward or fabricate a different set up. Hate to remove it but not liking how it feels when I sit on the bike, really won’t know until after the next ride.