What did you do to Your Softail Today?
I also use Bleche-Wite (or whatever they call it). One thing I do differently is I use an SOS pad (walmart cheapies actually). I spray the tires with Bleche-Wite while they're dry, then dip the "SOS" pad into the wash bucket and scrub the tire. I had a WWW that was curb-rubbed 3/4 of the way around the tire. Bleche-Wite and brillo pad brought back the pearly whites, even on that tire!
Added another what I did with the tag and rear lighting. 6-7 years back, kept a few pics.
Last edited by Tampa Fatboy; 10-28-2022 at 04:26 PM. Reason: 6-7 years back
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T.K (10-31-2022)
I wanted steel fenders that were stronger than factory. Glad I went that way because I have scraped my rear fender twice already.
I’m running a shotgun shock in the rear with almost no bump stop and 2” drop progressives upfront.
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RFG7680 (10-29-2022)
Nothing wrong with a Twinkie. Mine is an 02. Had an 05, 08, 11, and a 16.
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major105bc (10-29-2022)
Not today, but yesterday... got my frame back on wheels and the remaining parts bagged, labeled, boxed and put up in the storage shed. Still waiting to get my new tank and then fix the last ****-poor paint work for a fresh, proper paintjob. Hate having my bike in "basket-case" status but fixing phuk ups properly takes time and I need my shop space for other projects, as winter is upon us. Also going to get Dad's Honda-Chopper setup for winter storage in my shed this afternoon, so he can use his for projects too.
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Big Mule (10-30-2022)
Added some Harley bling:)
Harley Dominion grips and black anodized bezel.
Bought black screws for under the bezel but the thread may be wrong.Didn't wanna go hand screwing in so didn't force it of course.
Love how these turned out.I found the clutch housing a pita to line up in order to get the switch housing screws to 'happily' go home.
Bought black screws for under the bezel but the thread may be wrong.Didn't wanna go hand screwing in so didn't force it of course.
Love how these turned out.I found the clutch housing a pita to line up in order to get the switch housing screws to 'happily' go home.
Got my wolo horn installed right in front of my left bag. It is tucked in above and inside of the passenger floorboard.
Also got my new highway peg brackets mounted on the engine guard.
Took her for a little spin a it is Much better.
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Also got my new highway peg brackets mounted on the engine guard.
Took her for a little spin a it is Much better.
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I bought a new HD battery for my Heritage. This is the first OEM replacement battery I bought in probably 15 years. It was much easier for me to go to NAPA or oreilleys and grab one since the closest dealer is an hour away, but since I was passing through that area, I decided to stop by and get one.