pink with a hello kitty stencil

 

Lund, good call. They make a solo villain for 06-09 trains. Jp cycles has it for 270. Link below, I'm liking!

http://www.jpcycles.com/product/803-087

 

Damn that villain is a skinny *** seat! I'd give it some time J. I bought a C&C off of the classifieds and the guy said it killed him. It def was rock hard at first but now I've got about 700 miles on it and its breaking in so maybe yours will soften up some.

 

Gotta give a seat 500 to 1000 mile to break in. If it's real soft and comfortable at the start, it may break down too fast and be uncomfortable later......

 

Lmao Aaron, if you saw my diet, you'd be scratching your head....maybe I've to a tapeworm? Lol

I'll give it a little bit, I got it on eBay for $60 bucks, so I'm not out any major cash if it goes on the shelf. Guess I just gotta get used to it. It's not so much that it's a hard seat, just used to having something to keep me from sliding back when I twist it. It looks great though, maybe I'll just put it on for pics? Lol

 

My Bare Bones was pretty rough the first few rides but I'm used to it now. When I change it out for my Brawler for two up riding, I feel like I am sitting to far forward now.

 

Any of you guys seen these spoke covers "in person" ?

They look pretty good in the pics - I just might have to try em'

Cant afford new rims cause I'm saving for the Shotgun and thought these might make do.

Check em out ~

https://www.hdforums.com/forum/dyna-...er-review.html

~ I might even get a black set and an orange set just to see what it looks like

 

Hell thats pretty cool, how long are they? I've wondered what a set of white spokes would look like on my 23.

 

Going to call tmrw and ask - i'll post it up

 

I took pictures of another local guy's train at the rally this weekend. **** tons of custom work to it. He had all sorts of shops work on it and when trying to ask him about stuff, he basically doesn't really know all the specifics...just had them do work and paid for it. Seems like he just wanted something bad *** in tribute to his wife that passed...

The whole front end was all custom built by ZZ Chops in Ischua, NY. The springer was just a experimental build that turned out pretty sweet.