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[rmarion]

I've installed....

radio chrome piece
inner primary cover
control switch caps
clylinder base
Chrome Windshield Molding


it's a start.............


what is your favorite piece of chrome that I'm missing.............

[ESJ JESTER]

the starter

[rmarion]

oh ya................I'm gonna like this thread........... 

it won't be costly will it.......... 

[RJ749]

the starter

And true duals to expose it.  Here's jeffj's list from a thread awhile back

After Market Parts:
Legend Air Ride - 2404-1001
Freedom Exhaust
Power Commander - 1020-0001
Chrome Stabilizer Linkage - 16308
Shifter Lever - 1811-2124
4 Windshields from Fast Aire

Genuine Harley-Davidson Parts:
SE High Flow - 29773-02
Chrome High Performance Starter 1.4 - 31559-99
Chrome Master Cylinder - 41777-05A
9.5" Windshield - 58301-96
Billet License Plate - 60060-04
Chrome Inner Primary - 60739-01
Braided Crossover Fuel Line - 63698-02
HID Headlamp - 68094-06
Electronic Compass - 74502-05
Cylinder Base Collar - 32753-01
Touring Oil Vent Line - 33111-02
Stealth Footpegs - 50359-04
Chrome Footpeg Extensions - 50924-03A
Braided S.S. Fuel Line - 63020-04
Chrome Keycaps - 71802-03
Turn Signal Module  - 91698-02
1/4 Covers for Engine Bolts - 94830-02
Chrome Fuel Tank Hardware - 62920-00A
Chrome Windshield Molding - 59213-96
Head bolt Covers - 34901-94C
Head bolt Cover - 43857-00
Jiffy Stand Kit - 50309-02
Chrome Lower Belt Guard - 60491-02A

[Twolanerider]

The tranny side cover that's not supposed to fit and the rear cylinder base cover from Kuryakyn.  The two togther make a dramatic difference on the right side AND cover that goopy line that forms between the engine and tranny cases.

[jeffj]

You have an excellent start with the pieces you selected

My take is to do what you want and not just start doing everthing because someone else has....It's your scooter make her look your way

One piece of advice if I may     When doing an area always think what other piece might work together so your not doing the labor twice


What's that Phrase:   "Have a Vision, Have a Plan oh and Have a Budget"


jeffj

[woody]

Hey, sounds like a good start there. Just keep your eye out and look at other bikes, when you see something on one you like, concider installation on yours. Before you know it, you will have your own individual masterpiece.

[Ghost Rider]

I can't believe I am the first to say this, but...

 

Later,
Ghost

[RJ749]

Switch covers, careful they can break on install if not patient.

[hogasm]

The tranny side cover that's not supposed to fit and the rear cylinder base cover from Kuryakyn.  The two togther make a dramatic difference on the right side AND cover that goopy line that forms between the engine and tranny cases.

Don why cover it up when you can chrome it

Ole Hubbard had some braided lines on his scoot

[TCinVA]

it won't be costly will it.......... 

Not much...
TC

[rubaga]

I can't believe I am the first to say this, but...

 

Later,
Ghost

Yes, some pictures will be nice to have. I am starting with some performance upgrades - brakes, music, suspension, tourpac relocation kit etc. On Chrome learning from this site on how things look. So pictures are always welcome.

[SPIDERMAN]

I've installed....

radio chrome piece
inner primary cover
control switch caps
clylinder base
Chrome Windshield Molding


it's a start.............


what is your favorite piece of chrome that I'm missing.............

uh-errrrrr---ummmmmmm ---ahhhhhhhhh   Everything ? 

That's how my 03 SERK came to be called Elvis.

It ain't nothin but a Chrome Hound
Shinin all the Time
It ain't nothin but a Chrome Hound
Shinin all the Time
It ain't any kinda drag bike
But sure looks mighty fine

B B

[HUBBARD]

uh-errrrrr---ummmmmmm ---ahhhhhhhhh   Everything ? 

That's how my 03 SERK came to be called Elvis.

It ain't nothin but a Chrome Hound
Shinin all the Time
It ain't nothin but a Chrome Hound
Shinin all the Time
It ain't any kinda drag bike
But sure looks might fine

B B

My Dear Ol' Departed Pappy always told me to "Stick to what you know, Son."  If I was you there, BB, I'd stick to building Ships, and forget about writin' lyrics.  Later--HUBBARD

[SPIDERMAN]

My Dear Ol' Departed Pappy always told me to "Stick to what you know, Son."  If I was you there, BB, I'd stick to building Ships, and forget about writin' lyrics.  Later--HUBBARD

Hey Hub, thanks for the support 

B B


PS
    Intended for might to be mighty  does that help ?