Softtail SLIM - Let's see the Pics!!!
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12-10-2013, 09:51 PM
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12-10-2013, 10:08 PM
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A front end pit stand will work, too. Check with Cycle Gear for a variety of front and rear models....I got one of each and use them on all my bikes successfully.
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Cool. Have you heard of plasti-dipping instead of powder coating? Its great for any part of your bike that doesnt get really hot.
On top of protecting your paint and being WAY cheaper (6 bucks a can), the best part is you can just peel it off if you ever change your mind or want to try another color.
I plan to plastidip my wheels soon. Got the cans, just need to figure out when I have time to take off the wheels.
On top of protecting your paint and being WAY cheaper (6 bucks a can), the best part is you can just peel it off if you ever change your mind or want to try another color.
I plan to plastidip my wheels soon. Got the cans, just need to figure out when I have time to take off the wheels.
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On the signals I removed the factory braket of the signals, used a long bolt, cut the head of the bolt(It's easier if you find a all thread), used two nuts to lock it in place, and used a brake caliper dust boot to cover up the bolt and nuts.
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No problem. Maybe I was being to picky but the plastidip seemed to have shiny spots and pealed off easy along the edges. I guess it works as a temporary coating but I just didn't like how it turned out for me.
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