1991 FXR FXLR TBARS Mid controls, Fairing Harley Metzler Mags Fast Red White

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1991 Harley Davidson FXLR Lowrider converted to an FXR.

Changed from Forward Controls to Mids - $400

Changed Solid Rear Wheel and 21" spoke to Mags and a 19" with new bearings and seals-$500

New Metzler tires - $300

Drag Specialties Predator seat -$300

12" West Coast T bars MX Bars& Extended cables - $350

Genuine Harley Davidson Quarter Fairing and Luminar Lip - $450

Black Works Shocks & Gold Valve Emulators in the front end with new fork oil and seals and new Neck Bearings- $1200

RevTech 6 Speed upgrade with New Belt, rimary oil and seals - $1800

Custom Chrome Black Dyna style blinkers on all 4 corners and brackets - $25

S&S Carb with black powder coated cover - $300

Black painted and Wrapped Thunder Header with black powder coated heat shields - $750

Black painted Hand guards, yna Mirrors, owder coated hand controls and performance Machine Grips - $200

Black powder coatedAccutronix Gauge Mount, tock Dual gauge mount and added CCI Tachometer - $225

Panic Cycles Chin Spoiler -$125

Factory Paint - Has a ding in the front fender from someone mounting the horn to the front of the frame and has 2 small chips from the old seat. I never painted it because this is a pretty rare color combo. I've only seen it one other time. These 2 small spots could easily be repaired and blended in. I just haven't taken the time to mess with it since it doesn't bother me any when I'm out ripping on it. Really fast and fun bike. All upgrades and maintenance performed by Harley certified mechanic. I'm sure there are a few things I've forgotten to list. Just wanted to give an idea of what I have in it. $6625 PLUS the $5000 I paid for it. $11,625+ Labor. Clear title. Ready to haul ass, heelie or whatever you want to do with it. Not yourDads FXR.

https://youtu.be/LhpiCDasdc0 Uploaded a video of it idling for a guy yesterday. Figured I'd share it on here as well. Also added a couple other pictures showing no leak at the base gaskets, he battery compartment and a closeup of the motor.

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