Well, I figured I'd better take a couple snaps of it now, since it's probably as clean as it's going to be all year. I've got 120 miles on it now and the fairing is already full of bug splatter.[:@] I'll get my gallery updated later, but for now these photobucket shots should do the trick. This winters mods were the chopped front fender with native custom baggers brackets, which allow me to run a 150mm Michelin Commander front tire, Race Tech gold valve emulators and new springs for the forks, Velva Ride front motor mount, and the 'draggin bagger' ripoff system with Gabriel hi-jacker shocks....which by the way ride better than the stock shocks did with the 1" lowering kit I previously had. [I had to run 40-45psi in the stock shocks to prevent bottoming]....oh and the Gabriels do NOT bottom out even when fully slammed which I found comforting. Must be that 3/4" less travel that the Gabriels have. I measured them at 9.75" fully compressedcompared to the Monroe's reported 9" length.

 

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And a comparison between the new and old fenders...

 

Sweet ride. I am fairly new to the forum, so this is the first real view of your bike. Saw a sig pic, but these are nice. I like that you totally flopped the silver and black. Bet you wont see anyone else with the same set up. Although I might be a lil' concerned with a rider being to smashed to realize that it is not his ride.lol j/k Looks great.

 

SWEEET![8D]

 

VERY! NICE!

 

Awesome bike! Particularly like what you did with the paint.

Ride safe!

Peace,

 

Hey Seahag...well done and very good taste. Paint is awesome...

Hogback

 

Dam right she lookin' tight !!!!

 

Mr. Hag, Beautiful bike. Now go get her dirty. Hope it's warm enough up there. Curious, what Gabriel shocks are you using?

 

Nice Ride.....