Wow, you did an outstanding job. What did you use to trim it? Were you able to bevel the cut at all? I agree, could be difficult to see.

 

Dremel and sand paper, take your time and without the bezel gives it a different look

 

Took the tires off the rims to get the rims powder coated black, works a lot easier with a third spoon

 

There is no spoon..Take the Red Pill..

 

Tire irons, tire spoons..... Doing it on the floor helped with leverage, no more trips to dealer to get tube changed

 

Ran out of gas.
I damaged my aux tank a while back and had to remove it for repair, leaving me with just the 2 gallon stocker.
A heavy right wrist and 84 miles later I was exactly between two gas stations, both about 1 1/2mi away, and both uphill.
Luckily an H-D stopped and went to get me some gas, but before he returned a tree guy stopped and gave me some pre-mix.
Yes, a 4 stroke can run on pre-mix (it was only 60:1).
Today I made an appointment to drop off my aux tank to get welded up.

 

Up hill both ways. ...classic! What's an "H-D"?

 

Harley Davidson

 

Ahh. Duh. Lol

 

I had a rear flat so i changed out my tube for a bridgestone ultra heavy duty and i swapped the tire for a dunlop d606. I went with the 130/90-18. Definitely a beefy tire. Yeah it's a bitch to mount. Especially with two talon rim locks.