2010 SB cheap mods w/pics
#11
10-24-2010, 06:20 PM
Heat gun, get the decals nice and hot and they just peel right off with no glue left behind!
If you want to keep it simple and clean, you can add a few of the LED bolts for the plate...like these:
http://www.customdynamics.com/licenseplates_index.htm
Just scroll down a bit, they are the first product.
http://www.customdynamics.com/licenseplates_index.htm
Just scroll down a bit, they are the first product.
Erik
#12
10-24-2010, 10:47 PM
Finished up the little project I started.
First I stopped by Harbor Freight and picked up the lift table p/n 91764 and the front tire stand p/n 96349 since I plan on doing the 200mm tire over the winter this table will come in handy.
The lift table is really not a bad peice at all, just take the front wheel stop and vice that comes with it and throw it in the trash and bolt on the front tire stand I listed..much better at holding the bike.
This is what I did with the rear brake light and blinkers. Cut off the plate bracket and painted everything black.
The bike on the table with the lights bolted back up. Looks good for now untill I hack the rear fender and get the 200mm tire under it.
This is the 2009 Cross Bones rim Iam using to do the 200mm tire on the Street Bob. This is a project that will happen in a month or so.
First I stopped by Harbor Freight and picked up the lift table p/n 91764 and the front tire stand p/n 96349 since I plan on doing the 200mm tire over the winter this table will come in handy.
The lift table is really not a bad peice at all, just take the front wheel stop and vice that comes with it and throw it in the trash and bolt on the front tire stand I listed..much better at holding the bike.
This is what I did with the rear brake light and blinkers. Cut off the plate bracket and painted everything black.
The bike on the table with the lights bolted back up. Looks good for now untill I hack the rear fender and get the 200mm tire under it.
This is the 2009 Cross Bones rim Iam using to do the 200mm tire on the Street Bob. This is a project that will happen in a month or so.
#13
10-24-2010, 11:17 PM
I've been wanting that table for a while, did you wait for the coupons? I thought about just building my own wheel chock but that one looks pretty decent, what was the price if you don't mind me asking?
Looking forward to the CB wheel mod, my pops is wanting a 200mm on his WG and I mentioned hearing that people are using those take off wheels to do it, be interesting to see what you need to do it.
Thanks for sharing.
Looking forward to the CB wheel mod, my pops is wanting a 200mm on his WG and I mentioned hearing that people are using those take off wheels to do it, be interesting to see what you need to do it.
Thanks for sharing.
#14
10-25-2010, 07:39 AM
#15
10-25-2010, 08:34 AM
Your bike has different size axels than his bike so the wheels wouldnt work on your bike without changing the bearings.
#17
10-25-2010, 01:12 PM
Elite HDF Member
I had an 06' sporty and a buddy of mine had a early 2000's model I believe, we swap rear wheels. He had spokes and I had mag, we swapped. Because of the different axel sizes on the two rims I had to bore out the spoked rim to fit the 1" axel into the rim, we both had to get new bearings put in. He need to go down size to 3/4" and I needed to go up to 1". After all said and done everything worked great.
#19
10-25-2010, 06:01 PM
#20
10-25-2010, 06:07 PM
http://www.jpcycles.com/product/305-...treme&Ntk=All#
Last edited by hddan502; 10-25-2010 at 06:26 PM.