i loved the headlight, it shined brighter then my brothers stock headlight on his 2019 Indian, Part Number: 8900B www.eaglelights.com/products/eagle-lights-5-3-4-8900-series-generation-ii-led-projection-headlight
Hey man. The bike looks great. Is that the stock front tire size for the vstar custom front rim? If not, mind sharing the size? I'm partial to the classic for the larger front wheel but I like how yours looks. Thanks.
Ah okay, no worries. If you had to do it again, is the V star worth it? I'm looking at getting one as my first bike and there's a 1998 V star custom 650 near me. has 21k km on it and they are asking $2000 cad. Thoughts? I've heard these are good bikes but pretty heavy and a little slow. @@Morbid787
@bennyham4556 actually it depends on your riding style to the drive shaft driven bikes are good and strong but I like doing burnouts and rolling burnouts n shit so I perfer chain driven bikes
Good looking bike.
I'm working on my '08 V Star ✨
Doing a little custom work on it as well.
Keep The Shiny Side Up Brother
✌️😎
Nice build.
Nice bike bro
very much appreciated, sold it earlier this year so now im just trying to put some money into the sport chief
Do you have a part number for the headlight, and do you/did you like it?
i loved the headlight, it shined brighter then my brothers stock headlight on his 2019 Indian, Part Number: 8900B www.eaglelights.com/products/eagle-lights-5-3-4-8900-series-generation-ii-led-projection-headlight
this was the headlight bucket I used as well
deadbeatcustoms.com/motorcycle-supply-co-universal-bottom-mount-5-3-4-headlight-bucket-black/
@@Morbid787 Thank you for the response this is exactly what I've been looking for 🤟
Hey man. The bike looks great. Is that the stock front tire size for the vstar custom front rim? If not, mind sharing the size? I'm partial to the classic for the larger front wheel but I like how yours looks. Thanks.
That's the stock rim for a custom model just painted black, tire size I am unsure I just sold the bike so I can't look at dimensions anymore
Ah okay, no worries. If you had to do it again, is the V star worth it? I'm looking at getting one as my first bike and there's a 1998 V star custom 650 near me. has 21k km on it and they are asking $2000 cad. Thoughts? I've heard these are good bikes but pretty heavy and a little slow. @@Morbid787
@bennyham4556 I would but to a bigger cc vstar, I got bored of the 650cc power after 1 season
@bennyham4556 actually it depends on your riding style to the drive shaft driven bikes are good and strong but I like doing burnouts and rolling burnouts n shit so I perfer chain driven bikes
Haha, thanks for the advice. For a first bike it should do the job. Don't plan to use it much longer than a summer or two anyways.@@Morbid787
Hey man, do u mind telling me how tall u are? I’m lookin to buy one my self but my biggest issue with bikes is my size (I’m about 6‘4“).
Thank u
yeah im like 5'10 5'11, id say the bike would feel pretty small to you in my opinion