That looks like the Roland Sands Black Ops but I may be wrong.

 

How did you mount the tool kit and the headlight? Like the look of those. What wheel/tire setup did you go with?

 

Yeah...it's a Roland Sands Black Ops Turbine Air Cleaner.

 

Here's my bob, a work in progress. Great to see this thread is out there. Gives one some awesome ideas.

 

as of this moment... gotta be on my top 10 bikes for ideas!
love everything about it.... expect some private messages from me for questions

 

07 street bob

 

whos ride is this?

really love the sissy bar / fender set up,
just curious its mounting points besides the
sissy to swingarm and sissy to the fender,
where is the other part to the fender mounted to?
and if this set up if done correctly ok for going 2 up
like how some rigid rear set ups are done...

any body have any other street bobs or dynas with pics
of this set up?

 

Which one of these definations are you guys referring to when you
call your bike sick?
Most look Very Good to me, some even look Great, and there are some that dont look much more than stock, but I wouldn't call them sick...

Websters
Sick
sick adj. sick·er, sick·est
1.
a. Suffering from or affected with a illness; ailing.
b. Of or for sick persons: sick wards.
c. Nauseating.
2.
a. Mentally ill or disturbed.
b. Morbid, or sadistic: a sick joke; a sick crime.
3. Defective; unsound: a sick economy.
4.
a. Deeply distressed; upset: sick with worry.
b. Disgusted; revolted.
c. Weary; tired: sick of it all.
5.
a. In need of repairs: a sick ship.
b. Constituting an unhealthy environment for those working or residing within: a sick office building.


Oh... wait I foud this in the Urban Dictionary, maybe this is what you mean.. Interesting origin..

1. Lebonese, rapper slang for "this is great" or "of high quality".
Guy: Check out my sick ride, bitch!
Chick: Fully sick!

2. An expression of admiration or enthusiasm for a person, thing or action. It can stand alone as an exclamation but is frequently used as a modifier to qualify something as excellent.
It is associated with Middle Eastern and Mediterranean Australian English, as explained on the Australian language blog.
"That's sick, mate!" (stand-alone exclamation)
"Your car is really sick, bro" (adjective)
"I will call on my fully sick boys" (modifier)


I guess I'm just to old....
I'm putting my armour on now so Fire away...

 

Posted these pics on blacked out dyna thread too but ive been checking this thread out and figured its another place to show off the scoot!

 

Just completed mods....