New roland sand parts are looking nice
#12
08-26-2010, 10:25 AM
#13
08-26-2010, 10:48 AM
>>>ur bikes looking awesum dude...all the RSD bits r lookin trick<<<
please if u can post pics of your install it wud be appreciated.
bin also thinkin abt clipons for a loooooong time.... dont have the foggiest idea where to start or look for them here in SA (im pretty sure ther r no RSD products in this country) even if they wer theyd imported theyd probably be triple d price.
please if u can post pics of your install it wud be appreciated.
bin also thinkin abt clipons for a loooooong time.... dont have the foggiest idea where to start or look for them here in SA (im pretty sure ther r no RSD products in this country) even if they wer theyd imported theyd probably be triple d price.
definitley should do rearsets, i agree pitch especially with the lean from the clip ons! hey papa....get the grinder out and start hacking your leg and arm off cause that's what roland is gonna want, limbs! your'e right though, quality stuff but seriously over priced imo.
#16
08-27-2010, 05:38 AM
[quote]papadop88
I'm thinking down the road, he does bring out his own rearsets. I'm sure the clip-ons and speedo will be an arm and a leg, but I've already invested so much in his crap that I should own the company by now, so a couple more parts won't hurt me. Just night and day with his products than some others. [quote]
aw man....no question his stuff is well made and looks better than most stuff out there. i would just need a second job to afford his parts! lol. can't wait to see them mounted to your bike should you pull the trigger. if the girl modeling the cafe comes with i just might chop a limb.....
I'm thinking down the road, he does bring out his own rearsets. I'm sure the clip-ons and speedo will be an arm and a leg, but I've already invested so much in his crap that I should own the company by now, so a couple more parts won't hurt me. Just night and day with his products than some others. [quote]
aw man....no question his stuff is well made and looks better than most stuff out there. i would just need a second job to afford his parts! lol. can't wait to see them mounted to your bike should you pull the trigger. if the girl modeling the cafe comes with i just might chop a limb.....
#17
08-28-2010, 03:23 AM
Nice stuff, but…
$$$…!!!
I gotta whole list of mods for a 48, but the only part I want from Roland is the RSD Tracker exhaust…
I would 'de-bling' it by removing the chrome heat shields & exhaust tip, and finish with some Midnight Grey Screamin' Eagle wrap (from the exhaust ports to the collector)…
I like the clip-ons, but a pair of Biltwell Clubmans would serve the same purpose, and give a nice retro vibe at the same time…
The list goes on, but mainly a retro cafe racer meets bobber kinda feel to it…!
The big question is; to go with a LaBriola suicide clutch/jockey shift set-up or not…?!?
Another minor design dilemma; stick with retro-esque bullet turn signals (Astros from Joker Machine) or go high-tech with wrap-around leds on the front forks and rear lights integrated into the trailing edge of the Biltwell diamond pleat solo seat…?!?
I guess I am really looking at a different version of this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QlRNX...layer_embedded
$$$…!!!
I gotta whole list of mods for a 48, but the only part I want from Roland is the RSD Tracker exhaust…
I would 'de-bling' it by removing the chrome heat shields & exhaust tip, and finish with some Midnight Grey Screamin' Eagle wrap (from the exhaust ports to the collector)…
I like the clip-ons, but a pair of Biltwell Clubmans would serve the same purpose, and give a nice retro vibe at the same time…
The list goes on, but mainly a retro cafe racer meets bobber kinda feel to it…!
The big question is; to go with a LaBriola suicide clutch/jockey shift set-up or not…?!?
Another minor design dilemma; stick with retro-esque bullet turn signals (Astros from Joker Machine) or go high-tech with wrap-around leds on the front forks and rear lights integrated into the trailing edge of the Biltwell diamond pleat solo seat…?!?
I guess I am really looking at a different version of this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QlRNX...layer_embedded
Last edited by Boil; 08-28-2010 at 03:40 AM.
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09-01-2010, 12:27 AM
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Some prices were just posted on Roland Sands' site
Gas Cap: $69.95
Clip Ons: $214.95
Gauge Mount: $249.95
Ignition Relocation Bracket: $249.95
Air Cleaner: $419.95
All-in-all the air cleaner and gas cap are the only real over-priced items on the list. Licks clip-ons are $200 Joker Relocation Kit is $200... etc They also claim that these parts will be available in 2 weeks and not next year. Regardless of price I cant wait to get the clip-ons, Gauge Mount, Ignition Relocation and headlight kit. Bad-***!
Gas Cap: $69.95
Clip Ons: $214.95
Gauge Mount: $249.95
Ignition Relocation Bracket: $249.95
Air Cleaner: $419.95
All-in-all the air cleaner and gas cap are the only real over-priced items on the list. Licks clip-ons are $200 Joker Relocation Kit is $200... etc They also claim that these parts will be available in 2 weeks and not next year. Regardless of price I cant wait to get the clip-ons, Gauge Mount, Ignition Relocation and headlight kit. Bad-***!
Last edited by JohnFromBrooklyn; 09-01-2010 at 12:31 AM.
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09-01-2010, 12:42 AM
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