Yeah, my knuckles scrape the ground when I walk, it's embarassing!

I would like to know about your system for a harley.

Dude, I saw this in person and I got to tell you, it is one awsome look. Very creative. It was one of my favorite bikes out at Biketoberfest this year.

Side note, I saw Arnie ride it in and he didn't look "too" uncomforable. Might not be the best for cross-country, but sure is cool for around town. If I didn't already have apes on mine, I would consider throwing this set-up on the RS. I figure you could find a decent deal on the fearing, being you only need the outer shell.

First I gotta say, you guys lookin' to "Bag Out" your R-stars, hold on to yer butts! We here at Tricky are currently working with another company in the industry (that shall remain nameless for the time being) to blow away your wildest imagination! Hopefully by the Spring!

Now, Hardone2get... We do make a rear air ride for every make and model of HD out there. For the Baggers - the rear air ride are side mount shocks, that have the ability to be set at 9 5/8" fully compressed. That is compared to the stock shock of 12"! For the front ends we have two choices. The less expensive choice is the 5 Degree Triple trees with out Air Ride. It still rakes out the front and lowers you and allows you to run as big a wheel as you want. The second choice is the full air Front End which includes triple trees, air forks, and hidden axle (available in 25mm, true 1", and 3/4". The air forks have 3 inches of stroke and still utilize the same rebound control. All of those are currently available. I'll post some pics of other baggers we've done!

This is a Street Glide that one of our Dealers put together with our rear air ride and our 5 degree triple trees with stock forks.

Sorry that was too big, here ya' go.

and a Road Glide with Full Front and rear air