Added the Kuryakyn Bahn air cleaner a few weeks ago and today just added the Bahn timer cover and derby cover and washed and detailed my Ultra Classic.

 

25 mile sushi run.....4 cali rolls and salad for 17 bucks......not bad.

 

The GPS app I was using (Scenic) says I did 201 miles. Not sure it's altogether accurate since we went thru some dead spots for cell service. Anyway... It was a great day too stretch her legs 😎

 

I installed a set of 19 inch Chrome CycleSmiths floorboards without the rivets. Raining out so took pictures in the garage. I road with them all day yesterday and love them so far.

I have the Lindby Bar so I was not sure how they were going to fit. I searched most every Harley forum for pictures and information and most of it varied. Left side has about 1/4 inch from Lindby bar and right side is like 1/2 inch. Tad bit more vibration than my stock version but not enough to worry about. I didn't get the rivet version … couple people complained about them rusting after couple of years but I am have never seen that. They stick out about an inch more than the stock version … The kick stand it a bit harder to put down … its under the board a bit. I might try and extend the kick assist thing a ma bob out couple of inches … ALL kinds of space to move your feet around.

Got them from Direct Cycle parts … ordered them Monday and got them Thursday morning with free shipping. They also had close to the lowest price.

 

I needed to get rid of the poor halogen lights on the RG, so I decided to install some LEDs. Waited until dark to go for a ride to test them out and it is truly an amazing difference in lighting - I am quite happy with the upgrade.

 

Wow looks GREAT!!!

And by the way I like the way you work, looks like me. First thing is the knee pad for my old knees. But even better the rug for the parts, that is exactly me - OCD must stay organized! I can't stand clutter while I work on stuff, yet some of my friends are the exact opposite with stuff everywhere and I cannot bring them to the light - which is the "correct" way LOL

 

^ first the pad was to protect the fender, then to kneel. I don't like having unnecessary tools and items laying around when I am doing a job. This was my first time pulling the outer fairing, it was a test of patience getting everything tucked back in. I wanted to replace the cigarette lighter with a dual USB plug, my wife strongly suggested that I don't drill the fairing larger to make it fit, so I left that job for another day; I have a phone mount I am going to make and replace the dash bulbs with LEDs soon.

 

 

150 miles today.. was the best riding day of the summer .. ended up at Tramontin HD for their biker breakfast and to say hi to Nancy.
heading out to York plant on Wednesday.. haven't been in 5 years about 150 each way

 

That makes me want to get one, looks awesome! I have Vivid Black so mine should be easier to match. I like the lowers too...if only things didn't cost so much!