[canadian stryker]

A big thank you to everyone at Low and Mean for the great stuff they are doing for us Stryker owners. I have just finished installing all the stuff that I got from them, and am happy with everything that I got. The Speedo plate was the first job I tackled, and it went great. The next job was the Chin Scoop, which I did end up painting with a textured flat black, and everyone that has seen it, thinks that it is OEM (awesome). The last job which I just completed, was installing the Lowering Spring. The video was a tremendous help, and everything went very smoothly. Took about 1.5 to 2 hours complete. Again, thanks Chris, and everyone else at Low and Mean, and keep up the great work, looking forward to whats coming next.
Canadian Stryker

 

[BigDaddyTX]

I have to say it:

 

[kcl-labrat]

Lol, you said it

 

[UrbanRage]

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[canadian stryker]

Sorry, you could check my gallery. it seems all my pictures are too big for the threads. This weekend I,ll get some pics. of the chin scoop, and speedo plate, and post in my gallery as well.

 

[canadian stryker]

Here are some pics that I said I would do. Hope this works.
http://www.yamahastarstryker.com/gallery/thumb_122-050611213931.jpeg
http://www.yamahastarstryker.com/gallery/thumb_122-050611213529.jpeg
http://www.yamahastarstryker.com/gallery/thumb_122-050611212814.jpeg

 

[BigDaddyTX]

Thanks for the pics, but they are tiny! I'll check your Gallery.

EDIT: checked the Gallery. That chin scoop is SICK! It looks factory, the color is a great match to the frame.

I absolutely must get one! I love the looks of it.

PS - Your bike is looking good, even if it isn't black ;D

 

[canadian stryker]

Thank You, I know black is the most popular, but I wanted something different, everybody seems to get black, and the red did not appeal to me at all. To each their own. The Chin Scoop was painted with Tremclad textured flat black, and quite a few people have said that it looked like factory, I did not know till I told them. I did read some where on this forum, about the paint, but it may have been Rustolium, but Tremclad was all I could find, and tried it.