What ever it take to fit me...probably my heads up tac I use for speedometer since I wear a full face helmet. Hay wait, no my Ebay SE Screaming Eagle Timer cover. $10 and I went from a TC88b to a Screaming Eagle? HA.... Going to loose the chrome plate around RIPSAW shortly I think and change the shift lever to match brake lever. Was going to do the 2003 duel brake option and had most of the parts from Ebay till I found out the sliders take the 1" axle and not the 3/4...Who would ever thunk it. KIWI, Does it get cold in New Zealand?

 

Very nice!

Here's my best all around mod: added auxiliary lighting.

 

i live in the north island, doesnt get as cold as it gets over in the states, but i pretty much use my bike daily and head out at 5.30 in the morning ,it is pretty chilly that time of the morning and can drizzle from time to time, i guess your refering to my leathered up pic??that is a winter pic when i got home from work!!
i onlywear that gear riding to and from work,keeps me warm and dry for the half our ride, dont wear that weekend rides etc!

 

98% complete just need to reinstall my pipes later today

 

This was my 05, traded it for my Sporty (call me crazy)

 

Love that fat tire. Very nice bike.

 

crazy!!

 

deucedog....What type of auxillary lights are you using and how are they mounted?
I do a lot of riding after dark to and from work and there are a lot of creatures on the road. I will give up some of the look for the safety of seeing better what is on the road ahead.

 

Elkhunter:

They are the large silver bullets. If you look at your foot peg brackets, you'll see a little hole in the bottom of each of them. The lights come with hollow bolts that the wire runs thru. I mounted them in those holes.



I used the handlebar mounted switch unit from Kuryakin. You can see it to the left of the tach.


I also used an electrical connection block in the chin spoiler because, as you know, there is NO ROOM anywhere on a Deuce to mount anything.


I ran a power wire from the acc. harness under the seat, along the bottom frame rail to the electrical contact block and relay. The block powers the aux lights, GPS, GoPro camera. Each individual circuit is fused as well as a main fuse back at the battery.

Hope that helps ya!

 

I'm running the silver bullets as well but mounted up high on forks and only wired to the low beams. Pretty nice lights. Need to slide them down a little I think if I start commuting long distance as the windshield I just picked up covers them.