Pot belly would be hotter for sure, that might cure the different paints that need it as well, what I ment was the paint seems to get pliable when the bikes good and hot, the first one I used was a rustoleum product, good for insane temps, looked awesome to begin with, after a couple of weeks on a ride I noticed black shit on my jeans, wasn't cheap paint either. I've tried stuff from Bunnings, SCA and dedicated paint shops, maybe I'm not doing it right? 

Bottom one is my cam specs, .590 lift.
Apart from intake close they are similar to the others listed.

Did the comp test today, used my Maverick battery to give it the juice, 198psi front and rear, did it a few times, front went to 198.5 once, with a 43° intake close that makes it a 10.43:1 static and 9.48:1 corrected. According to T-Man that's a good ratio for this cam but this cam may not be ideal for this engine.

Ssb it hilly  glass mat  you won’t go back  to a Oem and less you have to  and my 2c is 

Got one this morning, on charge in the shed, 400CCA, if it goes two years I'm in front.

Charged the 2 year old Harley right up and load tested it again by starting the the bike, first start dropped to 8 volts, second start 7 volts, 3rd 6, put the fully charged SSB in, 3 starts and it didn't even get down to 10 even, bike charge looks good, see how long it lasts I guess.

Took the bike to the powder coater for a quote on the exhaust, $176 he reckons, I think that's pretty good value for money, 600°C rated satin finish, will get it done ASAP and post a pic after, be nice to have that bit finished and done with.

Got the muffler and heat shields back from the powder coater today, come up pretty good I reckon, was worth the effort to get the extra lean angle, well to me anyway.

That exhaust looks smick, mate. 

Thanks mate, yep I'd recommend him and he dropped the price to $154, usually they go up aye.

Thanks beags, pretty happy with the result.

How's this for a phone pic?

Looks great. 

Cheers mate, it was a black system to start with but they sandblasted it back to bare metal before coating it, imagine they would do the same with chrome.

Put one of onequickphuck's (Mike) healtech quickshifters on the slim, easy as to fit, set up is pretty straight forward via Bluetooth from an app on your phone but a chat with Mike will help get you there quicker, it's a well made, well thought out system that does exactly as advertised, I like it.

Baloff my old friend, thanks for the kind words, I do truly love this bike, I thought the three before it were special but this one tops them.

Bike looks great - and how good are quickshifters!!

Thanks mate, yeah they are great aye