Softail Standard Pictures
#771
03-27-2008, 07:31 PM
RE: Softail Standard Pictures
ORIGINAL: hdpearson13
Why yes it is
ORIGINAL: mojojones
Is that the throttle cable running from the bars beside the tank?
ORIGINAL: hdpearson13
heres the rest man that fit
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heres the rest man that fit
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#772
03-28-2008, 07:58 AM
RE: Softail Standard Pictures
Just thought I would share a picture of what all of your bikes looked like before accessorizing started. I bought this bike 3 weeks ago. It's a left over 2007. It's bone stock for now. So far it has 80 miles on it and I've already ordered over $2000 in accessories. So I'll probably be asking some questions in the next couple weeks. The current parts list is:
Chrome engine kit
Chrome forks kit
V&H Big Radius
Chrome Sprocket cover
HD Flame AC insert
Ness 3" forward control extensions
Chrome Progressive Lowering kit
This weekend I'm picking up a service manual and a sears Yellow jack. Then the work will begin.
Chrome engine kit
Chrome forks kit
V&H Big Radius
Chrome Sprocket cover
HD Flame AC insert
Ness 3" forward control extensions
Chrome Progressive Lowering kit
This weekend I'm picking up a service manual and a sears Yellow jack. Then the work will begin.
#774
03-28-2008, 09:35 AM
Seasoned HDF Member
RE: Softail Standard Pictures
ORIGINAL: z edge
Just thought I would share a picture of what all of your bikes looked like before accessorizing started. I bought this bike 3 weeks ago. It's a left over 2007. It's bone stock for now. So far it has 80 miles on it and I've already ordered over $2000 in accessories. So I'll probably be asking some questions in the next couple weeks. The current parts list is:
Chrome engine kit
Chrome forks kit
V&H Big Radius
Chrome Sprocket cover
HD Flame AC insert
Ness 3" forward control extensions
Chrome Progressive Lowering kit
This weekend I'm picking up a service manual and a sears Yellow jack. Then the work will begin.
Just thought I would share a picture of what all of your bikes looked like before accessorizing started. I bought this bike 3 weeks ago. It's a left over 2007. It's bone stock for now. So far it has 80 miles on it and I've already ordered over $2000 in accessories. So I'll probably be asking some questions in the next couple weeks. The current parts list is:
Chrome engine kit
Chrome forks kit
V&H Big Radius
Chrome Sprocket cover
HD Flame AC insert
Ness 3" forward control extensions
Chrome Progressive Lowering kit
This weekend I'm picking up a service manual and a sears Yellow jack. Then the work will begin.
Good Luck!
#775
03-28-2008, 02:34 PM
Outstanding HDF Member
RE: Softail Standard Pictures
z edge- Welcome to the forum, and congrats on your "left over 2007." Good luck with the accessorizing. If you need anything, don't be afraid to ask-I think there may be some useful information floating around here (somewhere). Here's what my bike looked like in stock form, and the bottom pic is what it looks like today ( I really need to change my signature picture).....
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#776
03-28-2008, 05:30 PM
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RE: Softail Standard Pictures
beaureed, lookin very slick man !
golfblues, thanks for the windshield info. Do you still have the harley windshield?
hdpearson, i love that harley numbered paint, i think i saw a picture of it on a bike in a magazine a while back. I bet that coppery orange looks sweet in the bright sun.
z edge, something tells me you've got plans for that softail
cheers
golfblues, thanks for the windshield info. Do you still have the harley windshield?
hdpearson, i love that harley numbered paint, i think i saw a picture of it on a bike in a magazine a while back. I bet that coppery orange looks sweet in the bright sun.
z edge, something tells me you've got plans for that softail
cheers
#778
03-28-2008, 09:08 PM
RE: Softail Standard Pictures
ORIGINAL: z edge
Just thought I would share a picture of what all of your bikes looked like before accessorizing started. I bought this bike 3 weeks ago. It's a left over 2007. It's bone stock for now. So far it has 80 miles on it and I've already ordered over $2000 in accessories. So I'll probably be asking some questions in the next couple weeks. The current parts list is:
Chrome engine kit
Chrome forks kit
V&H Big Radius
Chrome Sprocket cover
HD Flame AC insert
Ness 3" forward control extensions
Chrome Progressive Lowering kit
This weekend I'm picking up a service manual and a sears Yellow jack. Then the work will begin.
Just thought I would share a picture of what all of your bikes looked like before accessorizing started. I bought this bike 3 weeks ago. It's a left over 2007. It's bone stock for now. So far it has 80 miles on it and I've already ordered over $2000 in accessories. So I'll probably be asking some questions in the next couple weeks. The current parts list is:
Chrome engine kit
Chrome forks kit
V&H Big Radius
Chrome Sprocket cover
HD Flame AC insert
Ness 3" forward control extensions
Chrome Progressive Lowering kit
This weekend I'm picking up a service manual and a sears Yellow jack. Then the work will begin.
#779
03-28-2008, 10:11 PM
RE: Softail Standard Pictures
I finally got my chrome rocker covers on. Wow, that’s a lot of work for a little chrome. If you think about it, you’re 9 bolts/head away from taking the head and barrels off to upgrade to a big bore kit. Anyway it’s done. It was a little freaky when I first fired it up. I heard a lot more rocker assemble/tappet engine noise then normal. Then I saw a little smoke coming out of the front exhaust port. Oh crap! So I shut if off. The whole bike sounded different. So I paced back and forth and rationalized that the motor had been sitting for 2 weeks and all the oil in the rocker boxes drained down even though I did smear a little oil around the rocker assemble and push rods. So I fired her back up and pronto it sounded like the old bike. The smoke was from a little oil that fell onto the front cylinder head pipe and was just burning off. So even though it snowed here today and it was 39 degrees, I jumped on the bike with no chaps (burr) and rode it around for a while. So far I guess it is ok, but won’t really know if it’s right until Sunday where I can put some miles on it. But hey, at least it didn’t blow up and there’s no gas leaks. Here’s a couple of pics. I’ll post better ones out side later, but it was already dark by the time I got home from my test ride.
#780
03-28-2008, 10:25 PM
RE: Softail Standard Pictures
ORIGINAL: priceamp
I finally got my chrome rocker covers on. Wow, that’s a lot of work for a little chrome. If you think about it, you’re 9 bolts/head away from taking the head and barrels off to upgrade to a big bore kit. Anyway it’s done. It was a little freaky when I first fired it up. I heard a lot more rocker assemble/tappet engine noise then normal. Then I saw a little smoke coming out of the front exhaust port. Oh crap! So I shut if off. The whole bike sounded different. So I paced back and forth and rationalized that the motor had been sitting for 2 weeks and all the oil in the rocker boxes drained down even though I did smear a little oil around the rocker assemble and push rods. So I fired her back up and pronto it sounded like the old bike. The smoke was from a little oil that fell onto the front cylinder head pipe and was just burning off. So even though it snowed here today and it was 39 degrees, I jumped on the bike with no chaps (burr) and rode it around for a while. So far I guess it is ok, but won’t really know if it’s right until Sunday where I can put some miles on it. But hey, at least it didn’t blow up and there’s no gas leaks. Here’s a couple of pics. I’ll post better ones out side later, but it was already dark by the time I got home from my test ride.
I finally got my chrome rocker covers on. Wow, that’s a lot of work for a little chrome. If you think about it, you’re 9 bolts/head away from taking the head and barrels off to upgrade to a big bore kit. Anyway it’s done. It was a little freaky when I first fired it up. I heard a lot more rocker assemble/tappet engine noise then normal. Then I saw a little smoke coming out of the front exhaust port. Oh crap! So I shut if off. The whole bike sounded different. So I paced back and forth and rationalized that the motor had been sitting for 2 weeks and all the oil in the rocker boxes drained down even though I did smear a little oil around the rocker assemble and push rods. So I fired her back up and pronto it sounded like the old bike. The smoke was from a little oil that fell onto the front cylinder head pipe and was just burning off. So even though it snowed here today and it was 39 degrees, I jumped on the bike with no chaps (burr) and rode it around for a while. So far I guess it is ok, but won’t really know if it’s right until Sunday where I can put some miles on it. But hey, at least it didn’t blow up and there’s no gas leaks. Here’s a couple of pics. I’ll post better ones out side later, but it was already dark by the time I got home from my test ride.
Congrats grasshoppa........you have graduated to the ranks of "not so" standard! Excellent work bro!