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(04-12-2015, 11:02 AM)uscgmac_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Do you have a picture of the finished product being the whole bike. Would love to see how it all tied in together.
Ask and you shall receive! Smile
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Your bike is gorgeous. Now you can remove the fork reflectors and go ride it...
Oh s..t it's Monday....Undecided
(04-12-2015, 10:07 PM)avsbezzy_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Your bike is gorgeous. Now you can remove the fork reflectors and go ride it...
Oh s..t it's Monday....Undecided
I saw that and knew I missed something. Yes they are hideous and will be removed by next weekend or i will turn in my motorcycle license! Big Grin
(04-12-2015, 10:10 PM)Hedge_imp Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-12-2015, 10:07 PM)avsbezzy_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Your bike is gorgeous. Now you can remove the fork reflectors and go ride it...
Oh s..t it's Monday....Undecided
I saw that and knew I missed something. Yes they are hideous and will be removed by next weekend or i will turn in my motorcycle license! Big Grin

Good man!
Wow Hedge, Wow !! I may just stare at this all day long......................... .............
(04-13-2015, 02:19 AM)JF Coastal_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Wow Hedge, Wow !! I may just stare at this all day long......................... .............

Thanks JF - all due credit goes to my Bonneville which is strikingly similar!
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Very nice, I like the rear render and the mirrors. I think I need a pair of those mirrors. I'm just waiting on my Daytona cafe seat and chic design rear fender. Feels great to make it your own.
(04-13-2015, 02:40 AM)Hedge_imp Wrote: [ -> ]
(04-13-2015, 02:19 AM)JF Coastal_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Wow Hedge, Wow !! I may just stare at this all day long......................... .............

Thanks JF - all due credit goes to my Bonneville which is strikingly similar!
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Thanks JF - all due credit goes to my Bonneville which is strikingly similar!
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Yup, you've got great taste. We were talking about your bonneville in another thread. Two great looking bikes there !
Hedge, what is your review on those mirrors. How is the vibration. Also do they tighten down real nice, can you still move the stems by hand after tightening them down and did you have to move the controls to get a better field of view? I bought the Tanex lute mirrors and they are nice but have some vibration and also the stem can still be turned even after tightening down. They require effort to move them and didnt move while riding but I wish then buttoned down a little more. Just wondering if yours did the same. Your mounting bolt is diffrent than mine. Mine screw in like the stock ones with a tightening bolt. I see yours have what appear to be a hex screw which bolts through the middle of the bracket.
(04-23-2015, 12:12 PM)uscgmac_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Hedge, what is your review on those mirrors. How is the vibration. Also do they tighten down real nice, can you still move the stems by hand after tightening them down and did you have to move the controls to get a better field of view? I bought the Tanex lute mirrors and they are nice but have some vibration and also the stem can still be turned even after tightening down. They require effort to move them and didnt move while riding but I wish then buttoned down a little more. Just wondering if yours did the same. Your mounting bolt is diffrent than mine. Mine screw in like the stock ones with a tightening bolt. I see yours have what appear to be a hex screw which bolts through the middle of the bracket.
I really like them a lot. They bolt into exactly where the stock lollipops came out of. They tighten down real nice but still can be moved a little if necessary. I did not have to move the controls at all. I see just a nip of my shoulders and the rest is rear view. Correct on the Hex screw but the 2nd screw is philips. So Hex to attach to bars and philips to adjust. Not sure if you think $65 is a lot for a set of Naps but I feel I got every penny worth! Hope this helps. If you need and close-up shots for info let me know and I will provide . . .
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