Hooray! A front fender!

I traded a solo seat to a buddy that had a BCB solo seat and I love it.  Great quality for sure.  I liked it so much I bought the turn signals and mirrors, too.

Hey govnor, how high are those bars?

Here is a link to the bars, which are 9 1/2"  http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0080S7ZXE?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_d...

As far as seat comfort goes, the short time I spent riding the stock bike versus the bobber, I think the bobber seat is a little more comfortable.  I can't say that with great authority, however, because I didn't put that many miles on the stock bike.  That said, I can't tell much difference between the two except the bobber seat is a little wider, which makes it a bit more comfortable.  I certainly don't think it's less comfortable than stock.

Here's one more pic after I put the bars a bit more forward and finally cleaned up the bike some.

govnor wrote on 06/22/15 at 12:56:05:



Where you get that exhaust from is it an emgo? Looks awsome!

Thanks guys for the kind words!  I'm enjoying the bike and working out a few kinks, but it's loads of fun around town.  Highway...eh, not as much fun but do-able.  I have to say it may not be a long range machine comfort wise.  I figure after an hour or so you need a good rest.

The Voodoo exhaust is LOUD.  Not bad at lower RPMs but when you rev it up you almost need some ear plugs.  It sounds great though.  These bikes sound pretty mean with an exhaust.  It came with a Harley exhaust which was a lot quieter.  If I was communting daily I might be tempted to put it back on.  But...I'm not.

Art Webb wrote on 07/02/15 at 21:40:11:


I kind of figured that.  I wasn't going for long range comfort for sure.  If I was I would have bought an old Goldwing.

Did the muffler directly attach to the mounting bracket?  I'm thinking of getting one for my bike.  It also says that it has baffles in it, but reviews say that it's extremely loud.