Just put it back together.What do you guys think?
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The lifted tank seems to break the line of the bike you were trying to create with the low handlebars. Tank lifts seem to only look right with tall bars. Though, it will always look a million times better to actually frisco mount a peanut or custom tank.Comment
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OK you asked what we think..the tank looks like a UFO has landed on your bike. If you must keep the tank, set it back down on the backbone especially if you keep the bars like that. The fender and sissy look great as well as the pipes. The front of the bike doesn't go with the back. I would get a flat bottom tank and run taller bars. Put the shocks back on and frame mount the seat. But I really dig the pipes !!Last edited by Guest; 03-09-2013, 6:51 PM.Comment
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i dont think its the tank lift that throws it off. Its actually those big tanks. i went with a smaller flatbottom and even lifted it looks fine. then again i do like my bars a little higher.
the good thing about lifting the tank is you can fit that huge efi wiring harness on top of the backbone and in the tank, instead of underneath of it.Comment
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OK you asked what we think..the tank looks like a UFO has landed on your bike. If you must keep the tank, set it back down on the backbone especially if you keep the bars like that. The fender and sissy look great as well as the pipes. The front of the bike doesn't go with the back. I would get a flat bottom tank and run taller bars. Put the shocks back on and frame mount the seat. But I really dig the pipes !!
Those tanks are seriously big and ugly and lifting them only makes it worse. Nice work on the rest though.Comment
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The gas tank on your bike is too big; you need a smaller tank. Lose the sprung seat kit. Ditch the mirrors. Looks good otherwise.Comment
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