Rocker Pictures
#472
06-02-2009, 11:23 AM
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#473
06-02-2009, 11:43 AM
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Hey we gotta luv or bikes...don't be a hater...lol
I can definitively say with out a doubt that my Rocker is the best Harley I have ever owned
(course it is the only harley I have ever owned, but still)
you know what they say...opinions are like a$$h01z everybody has one...unless your a$$ gets blown off then you've got a bag of $h1t to deal with...
well some people say that i think:
I can definitively say with out a doubt that my Rocker is the best Harley I have ever owned
(course it is the only harley I have ever owned, but still)
you know what they say...opinions are like a$$h01z everybody has one...unless your a$$ gets blown off then you've got a bag of $h1t to deal with...
well some people say that i think:
#474
06-02-2009, 02:33 PM
thank you sir !!
#475
06-02-2009, 11:18 PM
[quote=Alain;5083287]that's a hell of an idea for that rear fender. Nice work bud.
Thanks Alain.
I also wanted to keep the fender as clean as I could so instead of putting my turn signals on the fender I put MUTH signal mirrors on the bike. They work pretty good. Not too bright from my perspective while on the bike but really stand out from a little ways back. I also picked up some rear axel covers from the stealer and I'm going to install my own LED's in them for brake, turn and running lights....when I get the time.
Thanks also D.Wiggs and HotRoc54.
It's neat to see everybody's ideas and how awesome all these bikes are.
Thanks Alain.
I also wanted to keep the fender as clean as I could so instead of putting my turn signals on the fender I put MUTH signal mirrors on the bike. They work pretty good. Not too bright from my perspective while on the bike but really stand out from a little ways back. I also picked up some rear axel covers from the stealer and I'm going to install my own LED's in them for brake, turn and running lights....when I get the time.
Thanks also D.Wiggs and HotRoc54.
It's neat to see everybody's ideas and how awesome all these bikes are.
#476
06-03-2009, 12:43 AM
Here's Mine...
#478
06-05-2009, 07:02 PM
Road Captain
Absolutely incredible and unique! It amazes me how the Rocker can be made to look so vastly different! What material did you have the seats recovered in? It looks like suede. How resilient are they to weather? And if you don't mind sharing, what's an approximate cost to recover the Heartland seat and passenger pillion? Also, those turn signal/tail lights are hot! Where did you find them? They're much thinner than the ones on the V-Rod Muscle. Very well done Rocker!!! Congratulations!
#479
06-06-2009, 10:10 AM
Thanks Mike. I've also got a maltese cross ghosted into the bottom of the front fender with the old ladie's and kids names on it. Makes 'em feel good that dad put their names on his bike.
#480
06-06-2009, 05:57 PM
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Absolutely incredible and unique! It amazes me how the Rocker can be made to look so vastly different! What material did you have the seats recovered in? It looks like suede. How resilient are they to weather? And if you don't mind sharing, what's an approximate cost to recover the Heartland seat and passenger pillion? Also, those turn signal/tail lights are hot! Where did you find them? They're much thinner than the ones on the V-Rod Muscle. Very well done Rocker!!! Congratulations!
It cost me $250 to have the seat, passenger seat and back rest pad done.
I got the rear brake/turn signal LED bar from Chromeglow.com
And Thanks!