Put my deposit down!
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finally got my bike guys!!!
Wooohoo!
Picked it up on thursday, and wow is all I can say. Sorry I didn't get on here sooner to add pictures but I have been too busy riding!
Check out my album for a couple pics. Thinking of doing street slammer bars and possibly a couple other small things.
Brian
Wooohoo!
Picked it up on thursday, and wow is all I can say. Sorry I didn't get on here sooner to add pictures but I have been too busy riding!
Check out my album for a couple pics. Thinking of doing street slammer bars and possibly a couple other small things.
Brian
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05-09-2010, 02:30 AM
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05-09-2010, 07:00 AM
finally got my bike guys!!!
Wooohoo!
Picked it up on thursday, and wow is all I can say. Sorry I didn't get on here sooner to add pictures but I have been too busy riding!
Check out my album for a couple pics. Thinking of doing street slammer bars and possibly a couple other small things.
Brian
Wooohoo!
Picked it up on thursday, and wow is all I can say. Sorry I didn't get on here sooner to add pictures but I have been too busy riding!
Check out my album for a couple pics. Thinking of doing street slammer bars and possibly a couple other small things.
Brian
FB lo is a beauty..I'm sure you'll love it.
when ( and if ) you put engine guards on your bike...consider this set-up..it's 'pricey' but looks good and gives many foot-placement options..
'mustache' engine guard and 360 foot pegs..( on my Heritage Classic )
ride safe and post some pics..
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05-09-2010, 07:39 AM
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Congrats on the new bike brother. Wife and I are both USAF also.
For upgrades, I would...WAIT!
Options are endless so why dont you put a 1000 miles or so on there and see what you like and dont like? Check out other bikes in person. Lots of cool stuff but it's all EXPENSIVE, so go slow and buy what you really want, so you dont buy it twice.
Have fun and be carerful. Moose are big.
For upgrades, I would...WAIT!
Options are endless so why dont you put a 1000 miles or so on there and see what you like and dont like? Check out other bikes in person. Lots of cool stuff but it's all EXPENSIVE, so go slow and buy what you really want, so you dont buy it twice.
Have fun and be carerful. Moose are big.
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Congrats and I am glad the bike finally came in!
I am going to second the thought of waiting for any parts. If you only have a small window for riding you don't want the bike out of commission while doing upgrades.
Get through the first 1K and then start changing stuff out.
Again, congrats on that new bike (from someone who has had theirs for only 4 weeks).
Dan
I am going to second the thought of waiting for any parts. If you only have a small window for riding you don't want the bike out of commission while doing upgrades.
Get through the first 1K and then start changing stuff out.
Again, congrats on that new bike (from someone who has had theirs for only 4 weeks).
Dan
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Congrats and enjoy!!!