Awesome ... looks great!

BZ ... well done!

R/
'Chop

 

Good lookin' bike !! What was the hardest part to do?

Robin

 

is the front end a fat boy too or just the covers ?

 

The front end is entire Fat Boy that I pieced together off eBay.
The hard part for me is the parting of the money. lol But finding what you want for a price your willing to pay is part of the game.
Grinding the stops on the lower tree was a pain. Fitment of the back wheel, runnin' boards, and 19" front wheel was done at R&L Cycles in Jay. Shoe in Locust Grove spread the struts and fitted the RK rear fender.
Pictures of the process are in my Album. More pics are coming. FL bags and a radio fairing are next.

 

Did you get the loose saddlebag figured out ... got any photos of your install in progress ...?

R/
'Chop

 

Man, I really dig this bike

 

I had to lower the front of the bag a little to get the bottom of the bag parallel with the pipe and I had to move the bag back. To do that I took the Dremel to the holes in the Shovel bracket. The backing plate that the Shovel bracket is bolted to is a piece of aluminum that I found down in the store room in one of our barns. I should have angled the ends of it to match the slope of the Shovel bracket. That would have looked better. But I did get the bags on to see how they looked. I chose the early style Shovel brackets because the front mounting bar goes under the bag. The later style has the bar going in front of the bag. I me, that makes the bags sit too far behind the shock. I will be adding pictures in my album in the next day or two.
The radio fairing did not work out. Will post pics and describe problems in the next few days.

 

The great thing about a Dyna is we can make any look we want

 

i really like that front end bro!! looks sick

 

I know it's been asked before, I don't remember your reasoning. Why didn't you just buy a roadking or whatever in the first place or sell the dyna when you realized nothing about the bike is what you're wanting/needing?