So many bad *** builds here.
Here's my '19. Finally figured how to get the Turbine wheels to work.
Thunderbike headlamp cover and flat risers next.
Small tank and big gap rear fender gotta go. Thinkin bout a Thunderbike fender and tank.
So many bad *** builds here.
Here's my '19. Finally figured how to get the Turbine wheels to work.
Thunderbike headlamp cover and flat risers next.
Small tank and big gap rear fender gotta go. Thinkin bout a Thunderbike fender and tank.
Lookin good man!! I see that you are in Okinawa...I recognize the cars and the area. I used to live on the seawall and my buddy used to live in that area that you are in, right next to the baseball field and park. Better keep that pretty bike in the garage with a dehumidifer running around the clock!!! That salt is no joke!!!! It will literally eat anything that is unpainted, and even some stuff that is painted. I had a couple of cheap bikes while I was there and living on the seawall with no garage, they got absolutely destroyed by the salt! Good lookin scoot though!!!
Yeah man. She gets washed at a minimum once a week and dehumidifier in the Garage like you said 24/7. Not sure how much that's gonna protect her but it's about all I can do.
I'm not a Breakout owner but I would like to share with you some pictures of my 1999 Softail with the rear fender, lights and seats from Breakout. Some years ago, I put a 240 tire in my Softail and since I saw the rear of the Breakout models, I wanted to do that in my bike.
And I would like to ask you a question about the rear lights and is that I've read that it's not possible to disassembly them to replace just the lenses. Is this right? I would like to replace my orange rear led light lenses for some smoked ones, but I think that it's not possible to do it without replacing the whole indicators. If anyone can help me with a link or something, I would thank it so much.
So, here are my pictures of my 1999 Softail (Evo model):
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