How to Hop-Up and Customize Your Harley-Davidson Bagger

Tim Remus. Baggers don't have to be slow, and they don't have to look like every other dresser in the parking lot. Take your Bagger from slow to show with a few more cubic inches, a little paint and some well placed accessories. This new book from Tim Remus shows you how to upgrade the engine, lower the bike, and personalize the paint and sheet metal. Over 400 color images help explain exactly what it takes to install a set of springs in the front forks or re-program the fuel injection map. Follow along as the project bike, a 2004 Standard, makes the transition from stock to custom: including an upgrade to 95 cubic inches and the addition of a flame paint job laid out over the standard black urethane.