hell of a first post, 207. way to come out swingin'.

here's mine.

 

Just got the wheels installed today...

 

not the sickest but she's trying...

 

I saw a pretty sick Bob. The poor guy had aids, cancer and a heart condition.

 

my 2¢. it's not 'done', but she's getting close. gonna go with black wheels/spokes/hub, start over on the rear fender, internal throttle/wiring for the handlebars, so on and so forth. guess she's not that close....

 

[B]207[B] I love your bike ! Any details on it ?
Em

 

I actually bought this bike the way it is right now, but I have some plans to make it mine this summer. Gave up motocross for a harley.

Anyways..
-its got progressives in the back
-I believe a heritage springer in the front (modifications to the neck were needed to fit it)
-the apes are very thick and have been milled down for the clamp area. (haven't measured them)
- Power commander under the seat
- The spokes are aftermarket. They have a twisted type design.
- The pipes are stock, wrapped, with removable baffle mufflers
- I also believe the rear fender was made

I'd like to change out the bars as they are too high for long rides. Give it more of a chopped look but still keep it nice. I'm getting alot of ideas off the forums

 

Try just rotating them back so they are in line with the forks. That will lower where the grips are and look better overall.

 

toastman love those bars what kind are they?

 

I rotated them forward because it seemed to handle better that way. They are quite high as they are so I've been looking at other set ups such as some different riser with a slight turn back at the top and a set of drag bars. not sure yet but I do like Toastman's bars aswell. I like having the apes but I want to make it comfortable enough to do some good long rides up north on.

Heres a pic of how they stack up with me on it. I'd like them to be more shoulder height.