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[Rooster]

Cycle Visions is selling the V-Rod Bagger they built for Brad Pitt ( yes that Brad Pitt) $55,000 and a good deal at that. The bike has a chopped tour-pak and saddlebags on the rear and a Road Glide fairing in the front. AND audio equipment everywhere. The lower half of the tour-pak is filled with amps, the front of the saddlebags have speakers facing forward with the grill on the outside, speakers in the fairing and the head unit. Even with my bad ears, it is killer. I'm sure this bike was a day tripper for Pitt. There's still enough room in the tour-pak for one leather jacket and enough in each saddlebag for some extra gear or wine and cheese or whatever the hell Angelina needs. ( she could carry dead rats in my bags so long as she was packin behind me)

Anyway, long story short. The work was done by Street Noise on Sports Arena Blvd in San Diego in case anyone's interested.

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I saw that, looked like a road glide V-ROD, very nice job.

[djkak]

Seeing that 6x9 in the lowers is leaving a bad view in my eyes 

Here's how it should look.....

That is a nice looking setup. The person that glassed in the 6x9’s may have been looking to avoid the glove box expense; either that or he subscribes to the “go big or go home” approach.

djkak

[custardglide]

In the left side there's the spare cold weather/water resistant gloves, balaclava (lighter and heavier) and other weather related items for various types of weather.  None of it is stuff that gets used commonly.  All of it is stuff that gets used occasionally.  It's nice to have it easily accessible but still out of the way. 

The right side is the "work side."  All the spare parts; bulbs, wire, tape, nuts and bolts for exhaust, kickstand rubbers, CO2 kit for tires, spare batteries for the alarm remotes and other sundry parts.  Tool kit itself is under the rain gear in the left saddlebag.  But everything else I want with me for trips is in the right front glove box.  Again, may not get used often.  In fact it's the pieces I hope don't get used at all.  So I'm glad they're out of the way.  But I'm not leaving without them.

With all the crap in both of those holes though; no room for speakers..... 

Jeeez Don I wish I was so organised, it would save me having to empty the whole bike just to find summat H-D Dude those lowers look pretty cool how secure are they?,  mean could anyone unclip em and walk off with em?

[Twolanerider]

Jeeez Don I wish I was so organised, it would save me having to empty the whole bike just to find summat H-D Dude those lowers look pretty cool how secure are they?,  mean could anyone unclip em and walk off with em?

CG, it's just one of those "do it once" kind of things.  Once it's where I want it all I ever have to do is throw in clothes/camera/overnight crap.  The bike itself is always read for the road. 

[hd-dude]

Jeeez Don I wish I was so organised, it would save me having to empty the whole bike just to find summat H-D Dude those lowers look pretty cool how secure are they?,  mean could anyone unclip em and walk off with em?

Thanks, Actually the are more secure now than before. The lowers are held on by bolt you access from inside the glovebox. Now you would need to remove the speakers to get to them

[custardglide]

Many apologies Dude, I was referring to the security of the speakers   :oops:How much is the 4 speaker all singing all dancing set up amps an all? . Do guarantee I will NOT be able to hear the good lady on the back Please be gentle. PS I will try to get into the habit Don

[hd-dude]

Many apologies Dude, I was referring to the security of the speakers   :oops:How much is the 4 speaker all singing all dancing set up amps an all? . Do guarantee I will NOT be able to hear the good lady on the back Please be gentle. PS I will try to get into the habit Don

Can't guaranty you won't hear the ol' lady (depends on how loud the nagging is )...PM'd you the pricing info.....