That is probably one of the last mods I would have done to the FXDX....but if you like it that is all that matters.

I do however, appreciate that amount of time, effort and knowledge you have invested.

 

I like it with no front fender

 

I think the bike looks sweet. like the combo, can't wait to see it with the paint done. not a big fan of white bikes but i think it will balnce out all that wrinkle black.

 

Looks cool to me, Does she ride smooth?

 

I like it too. I've always sliked that married fat front to dyna rear. Opinions vary for sure...that's what makes life interesting!

 

Almost done...got the rear fender and tank on, waiting on the front (under coat started to pill so its being fixed)...



let me know what you think...Mike Sensabaugh painted this for me, its a Chevy off white with black flames red pinstriping and some drop shading all with a satin clear!!!

 

pretty cool , i like the tough beefy look of it . but somehow the paint isn't making it for me , maybe it's the white paint on a blacked out bike . just seems odd . maybe putting the front fender on will pull it all together

anyway you're building it the way you want it , so as long as you're happy it's all good

 

Dude, that looks so F'ing cool!! I freaking LOVE it! Love that front end, love the paint, everyhing! Looks awesome man. Only thing that kind of stands out of place are the handlebars. I think they should be black, but whatever.. looks cool man. Have you gotten a chance to ride it yet?

 

looks a lot better with the paint, but i still think you need to drop the *** on that thing.

 

+1 ... like the look overall

Interesting kind of 'grafitti' look to the flame job ... some kind of fashion, I suppose ... I like it pretty well ... but as 'not_so_newb' says ... "as long as you're happy" ...

I also agree with 'toastman' that it would improve my enjoyment of looking at your bike if you lowered the rear ... also, if you removed that 'sofa' and replaced it with a 'le pera bare bones' ....

Overall assessment--Good On You ... shows a lot of thought, creativity, effort and resources put into making it your own ....

Also, might I suggest you get either "works" beefier front fork springs or some heavy duty "progressive suspension" fork springs ... even if you've got heavy oil in the forks, you'll soon find out you need a little less sponginess on the front end ... oh, and as soon as you do, post a thread with a review and all the details so I can either follow your lead or try the other option! THX!

R/
'Chop