For anyone with questions, here's what I got and what I/the painter think of them.

Yaffe: racing levers - these things are freakin sweet. love the short, light feel and the point with no ball on the ends
Chupa rear fender and Wedgy lights - fender is 1/2" thick at the top. strong, looks great. stretched deep, looks awesome with the bags. Painter had some issues with it, but it wasnt as bad as the tank
stretched tank - beautiful lines, LOVE the steel dash (instead of ABS). but the finishing was a nightmare. the curved edge (rear, where seat slide under) was so bad from Yaffe, it took a full day - grinding, skim coat, sanding, repeat.
12" Monkey bars - 2nd most comfy bars i've ever had (Best - Carlini)
Yafterburner latches and ignition cover - heavy, solid, good quality
Thicky front fender - good, solid thick steel. finished like any other bare metal product
Wedgy lights - very bright, i like them. really look awesome sweeping up from the pipes

 

Very Nice.

 

PM Stealth brake/shift levers - finish is great, like all PM parts. love how they work with the Contour floorboards


Top Shop GenII bags - look awesome, especially painted. the line in the bags flows perfectly with the line in the side covers

Cycle Sounds Lids - look good. fit isnt' as firm as stock. lids are able to be pulled open with moderate force. we'll see how they are if they leak

Medallion Instruments Bagger Gauges - love these things. work well, like the gear display, the color matches my paint. oil temp gauge is great. the menu has a ton of items including a simple code reader. mostly plug and play.

 

where did you purchase the gauge inserts? and how much, they would look good on my red scooter

 

Rockford Fosgate amp and Punch speakers (6.5 & 6x9) - this system sounds AMAZING. i'm also realistic about motorcycle audio. i can hear it loud and clear at 80, and it shakes the ground sitting still


Alpine iDA-305S - head unit kicks ***, especially for $350. Tons of features, plays my flash drive (which is mounted under my seat for easy access)
Mine is red buttons and display


4" Rineharts - coupled with my V&H Power Duals, these pipes are by far my favorite of all time. deep, loud on the throttle, not bad on the hwy

LePera Silhouette - seat is firm but comfy. Very well built, beautiful seat pan. Sits me down and back 1-1.5"


Roland Sands Design Tracker grips - best grips ive ever had, hands down. short, comfy, super grippy

 

Unfortunately, they're not inserts, they're a full gauge set. If that's what you mean, talk to Dr Vtwin. They're $749.99 on JP Cycles.

The Doc might be able to beat it

 

Thanks for posting, its very helpful.

And I totally agree on Yaffe's stretched tank. I got in my Yaffe tank and was like WTF, this is really how rough this comes? Its a very nice piece in style, just wish they would have done a bit of work finishing it so I don't have to for the money we spend on this stuff.

 

Wow very nice lookin scoot, I don't think you missed a thing.

 

Looking good!

 

Yea its sweet man. I too have the rsd grips. I wouldn't settle for anything else. Im thinking on the alloy art product, will see what drvtwin cams do for a price. What did u pay for it ? Did you get ur bike running right yet ?