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Member Lama is in the process of modding his 2007 FXDC into a club style or thug style bike (known today as outlaw bikes) Asks members to provide inspiration and post pictures of their own bikes. Members show off their bikes.
Added some new parts to the Warpig this week on my lunch breaks.
Speed Merchant Skid plate to protect my front Sputhe Stabilizer.
Fork Brace
1 FNGR Easy Pull Clutch perch and Chrome Levers - Side note i was never a believer in easy pull till i tried these, it's like butter!
Ohlin's 14.25inch Blacklines
Power Vision and Mount
Added some new parts to the Warpig this week on my lunch breaks.
Speed Merchant Skid plate to protect my front Sputhe Stabilizer.
Fork Brace
1 FNGR Easy Pull Clutch perch and Chrome Levers - Side note i was never a believer in easy pull till i tried these, it's like butter!
Ohlin's 14.25inch Blacklines
Power Vision and Mount
Sup guys, just got my low rider recently and going for the thug/club style look. Wondering who else here is around 6'3" 32" inseam and what fairing you're rocking that helps keep air off your body and possibly helmet. Just got my La Pera kickflip daddy long legs and love it. Wild 1 14" T bars are on their way too. Bike came with forward controls, so will probably just change out the pegs for mini floorboards of some sort for a little extra comfort, I do like the mx style ones I've seen. Open to recommendations!
Hey guy, wondering if you have some clutch cable advice. Just installed Wild 1 14" street fighter bars and current cable is too short. Measures to about 67". Would going up an additional 6" be enough? Too much? As it sits it's taught and will no allow the front to turn. Pic of how she sits now.
Take a piece of string or fishing line. Tape it to the cable you have now at the end where it enters the transmission. Run it up to the top where the cable housing meets the metal end. Then run it a couple inches more and take the measurement of what length of string you think you will need. That helps you to determine.
02-18-2015, 10:49 AM
