took a dremel to my stock pipes and removed the Muffler Baffles, replaced the straight pipes i had on the ride with them......holy crap, it sounds nice!!!!!!

 

Started installing a Gerbing permanent mounted dual heat controller. Switches are mounted on the center console so I can control the temps on the jacket and gloves.

 

Oh tried installing a new chrome HD headlight trim ring and my buddy manhandle it on and scratched the **** out of my paint job below the head light errrr but I blame myself I should of stopped him. The funny thing is we couldn't get that fn thing. on right what a pain in the ***. So know I have to get touch up paint to add to my mods lol. You can't make this stuff up lol

 

My mechanic is using automatic compression releases in my TC88, says he's installed many of them.
He wires them into the ignition switch, so when you turn the switch on, it pushes down the valves, nice, SE doesn't have anything like this.

 

Ordered a new set of Jackpot 2-1-2 headpipes from fuelmoto. Installed my oil temp gauge a few days ago, changed the fluids. Can't wait for Spring to get here!

 

I installed the Kury adjustable passenger pegs to make the better half happy and we all know when she is happy all is happy. I'm still waiting on my Mustang wide touring seat to be returned from Mean City.

 

Started this on Thursday, took about 2 hours to get it all stripped down. Had to go do that four letter word (work) so I had to let the project sit until today. Got out in the garage and spent about another 2 to 3 hours and got it all back together. This is one modification to my bike I will truly be able to see as I go down the road. I attached before and after pictures. I wish the sun was out, black pearl really pops in the sun light. Also installed a new shift link that a bunch of people on here are buying from Demon's Cycles. Not a bad piece for $35 when you consider how much Harley wants for their shift rods.

 

Ordered floorboard extenders.

 

Completed the install of the 12" apes. Had to replace a broken audio switch from removing the button cap. Had to remove the cap to replace the broken lower clamshell housing inner shaft for the bolt.

Decided to feed the 4 wires through and solder them closer to the radio connection than at the handlebars.

They look and feel great!

 

Checked over the 'King - tire psi, fluids, fasteners, ready for a ride tomorrow on a beautiful 60 degree 'Bama day under a clear sunny sky. Might ride thru Tuscaloosa, home of The Mighty Crimson Tide - 2012 BCS National Football Champions.
We don't fear Honey Badgers - we run over them!!! 21 - 0 Roll Tide!!!