C800 from Italy

Hello! Is anybody there???

My name is Leonardo, I'm from Italy, and I'm a proud members of the Intruder Owners Club Italy. 
In 2014 I bought my first VS600, I left my heart on that bike. 
This year, for my birthday in May, i bought a 2008 Vl800 C type. 
After few months, I found my self thinking that I've made a mistake, because I understand that custom cruiser is not my way for now, so I'm trying to customize my Volusia, because I want to make it smaller and thinner as myself. I saw here some posts about bobber customization, and now I'm looking for a way to make my bike, more aggressive without loosing her confort. 
Please help meeeeeeee!
Thanks everybody!

  &   Leonardo!  

hello and

 to he forum.  Hope you find the ideas and help you're after.

  Leonardo!

Leonardo and

ironhorse wrote:

Hello! Is anybody there???

My name is Leonardo, I'm from Italy, and I'm a proud members of the Intruder Owners Club Italy. 
In 2014 I bought my first VS600, I left my heart on that bike. 
This year, for my birthday in May, i bought a 2008 Vl800 C type. 
After few months, I found my self thinking that I've made a mistake, because I understand that custom cruiser is not my way for now, so I'm trying to customize my Volusia, because I want to make it smaller and thinner as myself. I saw here some posts about bobber customization, and now I'm looking for a way to make my bike, more aggressive without loosing her confort. 
Please help meeeeeeee!
Thanks everybody!

Well, bobbing it will make it more aggressive and lose a lot of junk, but it won't make the bike any slimmer, mostly. The tank is as wide as a cow's arse, for a start, and the panels below the seat (the one that covers the toolkit on the left) make the bike look wider, too. They're the next job for me to tackle, I think. I just did a write up one the process of bobbing my K1, so please feel free to ask for ideas.

Hi Leonardo 

What part of Italy Leonardo?

:wwweee:Leonardo. As you've partially seen already, there's plenty of great knowledge and info on here to help with near any bike project...