After I got the headlight shell and air cleaner cover home I put them on, of course. \u00a0 Tom at Black Magic Customs did a great job on both parts. \u00a0 The red stripes on the headlight shell are horizontal which isn’t easy to determine by just looking at the shell off the bike.<\/p>\n
With it all assembled, it needed cleaning and waxing to get ready for the bike show sponsored by Black Magic Customs during Sandwich Freedom Days. \u00a0 The show is Sunday, July 2nd at 12 noon in the Hideout parking lot. \u00a0 I washed it and used my dog drier to remove the majority of the water. \u00a0 They are selling dog driers for twice the price and calling them motorcycle driers. \u00a0 Oh, well, it does do a good job. \u00a0 After waxing and polishing I decided to head the 3 miles up to the show. \u00a0 Some very nice bikes, but I tend to favor the old-school bobbers over the latest choppers. \u00a0 There were some really nice examples of both styles.<\/p>\n
I headed home early as it started looking like rain. \u00a0 The motorcycle washing and waxing gods must have been on my side because it rained 5 minutes AFTER I parked the bike in the garage. \u00a0 OK, maybe it was just dumb luck. \u00a0 Since I’m leaving on a business trip in a couple of days anyway, I just covered it up in the garage.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
After I got the headlight shell and air cleaner cover home I put them on, of course. \u00a0 Tom at Black Magic Customs did a great job on both parts. \u00a0 The red stripes on the headlight shell are horizontal which isn’t easy to determine by just looking at the shell off the bike. With … <\/p>\n