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I dont have many farkles on my bike and kept the stock pieces ( headlight bucket, left hand switch assy, hand grips, tire valve stem caps, reflectors etc) so it could conceivably be put back to stock someday. Only thing I didn't keep was the decals off the tank.
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Good advice as always. Wrap and place originals in a tote. Store them.
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(12-09-2015, 04:27 AM)Lord Popgun_imp Wrote: JF,
I'm from Savannah, but live in Virginia Beach. I Will be in Savannah from the 18 or 19(haven't decided) until the Monday after Christmas. I'll be using my car though. I usually stay at the Hilton Homewood Suites on White Bluff Rd. I'm from the Southside.
And all you other guys, thanks for messing up some possible good deals

It was Bubba! He PMed everyone saying 'Muck up Popgun's plans.' There were sundry unsavory threats so I guess people complied.
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Well Cormanus, It worked!
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If you're not hard up for space, you may as well just keep them. Some things like stock turn signals and stuff people may not care about, but headlight brackets (if you put on a flyscreen) handlebars, exhaust, rearsets, big things that will be hard to find in the future are worth keeping around for when you decide to sell.
Even if you decide to sell you bike modified, it helps big time to be able to write "have all stock parts" in the ad.