Very nice!

The bike isn't too bad either!

 

what motorcycle?

 

First look at my winter mods I figured I'd share. First off i put a breakout front wheel that i had powder coated all gloss black and wrapped it in a 120/70/21 metzler. Rear wheel I also powder coated to match. I put hd vivid black rotors front and rear to tie it all together. still waiting on my fender bracket then will do a full post on my build.

 

Looks awesome revtek. I like where you're going!

 

Nice Job havent seen that set up before

 

Thanks guys. My fender bracket should be here Friday so may take it out and get some good pics of all my mods and create a thread.

 

Here is mine...

 

That rear fender/seat setup looks really neat. Do you mind if I ask what make they are and where they can be purchased from? Thanks in advance

 

I decided to prevent the new IAC from going out and have ordered a new AC. I went with the DK Customs Outlaw High Flow 587. It'll vent the breathers straight to the atmosphere instead of dumping it back in the intake. I'm not sure if I'll see any performance increase over the screaming eagle stage 1 I had but if I don't have to pull the tank again to replace that stupid sensor that'll be good enough for me. Does anyone else have one and if you went from a screaming eagle one to the DK did you notice any difference in performance?

 

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FAT BOY® LO

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