R III chop

xhdskip said:

Chuck,
I think you missed the point.
I can't speak for the owner of the pictured bike,
but I know for myself,
the last thing I wanted was to have my bike look like anybody elses bike,
and certainly not a harley or harley clone.
I've taken what "fit" me best, a set of road king bars over the Triumph bars.
A homemade sissy bar.
Homemade corbin seat (made by them to fit a harley, modified by me to fit a R3).
Three headlights to add that "personal" touch.
Three inch taller tank, with a hole in it.
No sir, my bike is very UNharley like.
It is black though, but only because bikes are suppose to be black IMHO.
So you keep your "stock" R3,
I'll keep modifying mine till I get it just the way I want it.
I'm glad you aren't me too.
I like being an individual.

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Akita Man said:

You may love it or you may dislike it...looking closely at the pictures...it sure looks like a craftsman was involved with this build.

What I really like and is something I would put at the top of the list for my rather stock R3...look at the cables and wires coming from the handle bar controls...very few. Look at your bike and the wad of wires and cables that exist zip tied to the bars.

I'd love to be able to internally route all that mess to clean up the bike.

I use to be an Indian Dealer. The Chiefs from 1999 to 2003 all had internally routed wires...a ***** to work on but really cleaned up those beach bars.
Nice work!

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