2024 CVO/ST Shop Build PLUS Born-Free 2024 CONTENT!!!!

In today's episode, we start off with a few clips from Justin's trip out to this years #bornfreeshow with our good friend Jetty. After that we get back to work on Jetty's BRAND NEW 2024 #harleydavidson #cvost that he purchased from Tommy and the boys over at Cowboy Harley in Austin Texas! We pick up where we left off by installing some new parts and products from some of the industries leading brands. Over the next few weeks this bike should hopefully transformed from a factory built Perfomance Bagger into a true one-off #performancebagger that any person would be stoked to have in their garage, I know I would! So Keep your eyes peeled for more on this bike as the month of July continues!
As always, thank you for watching and be sure to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE, and we will see you on the next one!

[@Justwant2ride]

Justin don’t do a lot of film’n, unless he grabs another KZbinrs camera!! lol!😉 Awesome bike Fellas!!!

[@Me.MyMachinist.and.l]

You got that right! 😂😂😂🤦🏻‍♂️

[@angrymike6759]

You should cut the rear fender even with the bottom of the taillights. This bike is so bad ass ! 🤘🏻

[@Me.MyMachinist.and.l]

We talked about it off camera. Once we have the spacing on the bags and everything firmly attached, we can trim it. I agree it would probably look better!

[@hizacaine]

Snip. It's just of a snip. No it, no nothing just SNIP

[@Me.MyMachinist.and.l]

I knew the way we were saying it didn’t sound right 😂😂

[@paulsilson2148]

Looking good

[@Me.MyMachinist.and.l]

Thanks 👍

[@vazquezga2023]

Dope 🙌🏾

[@johnprice8625]

You make me some risers for Stock bars and I’ll get you a lift

[@chadbabcock3003]

Why not use the stud bracket for the lights off the factory fender

[@Me.MyMachinist.and.l]

Since we used small spacers to kick the lights out, the threads wouldn’t haven’t been long enough. Were actually replacing the setup with some well nuts similar to want holds the rear seat portion on so all we have to do is thread in the screw

[@johnprice8625]

What pipe are you using