Chrome Switch Housings
#11
04-02-2007 | 10:43 PM
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From: MEXICO
RE: Chrome Switch Housings
ORIGINAL: WARG
I posted about this a couple weeks ago. Someone on here, (can't remember who) bought them and had to do some dremeling inside the housings to get them to work. I am going to go ahead and spend the extra cash to get the HD brand, but you may feel the cost savings is worth the extra work.
I posted about this a couple weeks ago. Someone on here, (can't remember who) bought them and had to do some dremeling inside the housings to get them to work. I am going to go ahead and spend the extra cash to get the HD brand, but you may feel the cost savings is worth the extra work.
Mimo.
#12
04-03-2007 | 12:15 AM
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From: The Lone Star State
RE: Chrome Switch Housings
thanks mimo, funny you mention this. I was talking with a buddy today, and have decided against powdercoating my handlebars black. I was going to powdercoat them black and chrome the controls, but now I think I will just leave the controls black (the buttons are already chrome), leave the handlebars chrome. I do have some other black accents on the way to kind of finish the look. So I am pumped. Thanks also for you input on lowering my bike. I am leaving it stock height. I don't want to bottom out, especially riding 2up.
#13
04-03-2007 | 12:23 AM
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From: MEXICO
RE: Chrome Switch Housings
ORIGINAL: WARG
thanks mimo, funny you mention this. I was talking with a buddy today, and have decided against powdercoating my handlebars black. I was going to powdercoat them black and chrome the controls, but now I think I will just leave the controls black (the buttons are already chrome), leave the handlebars chrome. I do have some other black accents on the way to kind of finish the look. So I am pumped. Thanks also for you input on lowering my bike. I am leaving it stock height. I don't want to bottom out, especially riding 2up.
thanks mimo, funny you mention this. I was talking with a buddy today, and have decided against powdercoating my handlebars black. I was going to powdercoat them black and chrome the controls, but now I think I will just leave the controls black (the buttons are already chrome), leave the handlebars chrome. I do have some other black accents on the way to kind of finish the look. So I am pumped. Thanks also for you input on lowering my bike. I am leaving it stock height. I don't want to bottom out, especially riding 2up.
Cool WARG,You pulled a very unique look for that Fat Boy. Good thing not lowering you ride, I certainly miss my ridesover clowds
Stay healthy.
#16
04-03-2007 | 06:38 PM
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From: Dallas, Tx
#17
04-03-2007 | 07:26 PM
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