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C'mon brother, where's the pictures?

If I'm not mistaken, doesn't Blackrock make extended spring perches? That would be a WAY better way to lift it.

Nice ride!! Beautiful country too.

Sucks for him. LMAO Seriously, I had 25 years in the saddle when he asked and didn't listen. Most of the guys on here have WAY more experience in Deuces than me and are just trying to help. All voices of experience.

As has been said already, find some one local and get some seat time. As an example, my older brother asked my advice before buying his first Harley, then bought what he thought looked best. Now he wishes he had listened to his younger brother that has been riding for 30 years. aua Just a...

Wow, it did blend in!! Nice job. As for all the addition in the cab, be sure to install an equalizer or 24-12 VDC converter to power that stuff. I do this stuff to busses for a living and know how it can mess batteries up if you don't. What kind of lights are those on the light bar? And do you...

Had it shipped as far as Morton, Illinois. Will drive it the rest of the way. There isn't any white stuff yet.....is there??? aua

Do you have a link or anything for that company? Not that I could afford it, just wanted to see what it looked like.

Good luck Brother. You'll feel better once it's home. [thumbzup]

Sweet. I voted 3 color, but like mine tan. Now that I'm going north I might rethink it though. Maybe a winter camo for northern Wisconsin. LMAO

Not sure I'll have the deuce up there by then, but would love to come and meet some southern neighbors. Might be a good weekend to go to Illinois to get it??

Welcome from Florida, soon to be Wisconsin. Nice rig you have there.

What he said, I did have to find a dock here to load at. The shipper had a dock at their location to unload. Something else to consider. Mine shipped on a step deck. Even with the stack about a foot taller than stock, it was fine.

What year is it?

I don't see it happening for that. I just lucked out and got mine hauled 1100 miles for $1750, just because he's a friend and they were in Florida. Most of the people I have talked to said figure on $2 a mile.

Holy cow, I didn't know they had corn in Iowa!!! LOL, truck is looking good Josh.

I actually got a killer deal and had it shipped to Peoria, where the daughter and grands are at for $1750, so only gotta drive it the last 400 miles. LMAO

What are those front wheels off of. I really like the stance of that.

Youtube brother. Lots of videos on there pertaining to the deuce, steel soldiers, etc.....

Most RV A/C units require AC power, as in household current. You would need an inverter or generator to supply it with power, then it snowballs to a bunch of other stuff. Good luck.