Looking for white walls for my 2014. Anyone have any thoughts.
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What did you do to your bike today?
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Thanks wildchld on it's way
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Got one baffle removed today. Took about 2 hours to do because halfway through that it started raining. When it stopped, I went right back at it. That fiberglass is a pain in the ass.
I think it'll sound pretty good based on my halfway done preview sound I got right now. I should have it finished up by tomorrow. Rain isn't helping me today.
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I think it'll sound pretty good based on my halfway done preview sound I got right now. I should have it finished up by tomorrow. Rain isn't helping me today.
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Just finished working on the wife's 08 Fatboy. Dealer installed new front and rear wheel bearings, 30,000 mile service, then I installed new low front and rear shocks, new starter, new front chrome forks, throttle, clutch & brake cables, new battery, flushed the brake fluid. Now to detail it while mine is in for the clutch recall and Aux light warranty because of the lens fogging.
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So I wanted to add a little color to my dash area. Finally found a place that carried the Daytona Blue Pearl color. I received the kit yesterday, consisted of 4 spray cans; primer, base coat, mid coat and clear coat. My plan was to paint the radio trim and the base that surrounds the dashboard guages (I bought the kit from Harley $139). I decided to start with the radio trim, 2 coats of primer, 2 coats of base, 3 coats of mid and 2 coats of clear. The attached photo is the finished radio trim sitting on top of my saddle bag. A little disapointing to say the least as it doesn't match at all
The place I bought the paint from says it guarantees the paint will match so I will be calling them later today......In case anyone was wondering, the slippers in the photo are my wife's, not mine
Decided to polish up my baffle removal job today. Threw a bunch of flat black engine enamel on the inside of the pipes. I'll need to touch it up a little more here and there, but for now I'm happy. No more rust brown.
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I used VHT engine enamel. Can says it's good for up to 500 degrees, I don't think the end of the muffler gets up that high, otherwise I would've gone with the "flame proof" header paint. I'll be keeping an eye on it to see how it holds up.
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Checked over air filter trying to fix the oil slobber... it's getting annoying. Everything seems to be good. Oil is 5-6 squares down from full on jiffy stand when hot.
I used that to paint a BBQ I made and it holds up well enough . The BBQ gets up to about 600 so that prob will never be affected
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Well, that's good to hear. The other reason I went with what I did is because they were out of the header paint anyway.
The bug bit me again today, I continued on getting it how I want it by adding a wind splitter 7" and black diamond grips. Had the chrome version on my last bike and loved them, but they only have them in black for our bikes. I think I like the black better on this bike anyway.
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The bug bit me again today, I continued on getting it how I want it by adding a wind splitter 7" and black diamond grips. Had the chrome version on my last bike and loved them, but they only have them in black for our bikes. I think I like the black better on this bike anyway.
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