installed saddlebag guards
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02-01-2017 | 09:06 AM
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From: northeast
installed saddlebag guards
I installed my saddlebag guards and did the " how to " for my site
not a bad job at all at probably an hour to do both when you have correct tools on hand..
not many winter mods left to make on the new bike now..
once I get the 1k service done I will do the exhaust and add my FP3
not a bad job at all at probably an hour to do both when you have correct tools on hand..
not many winter mods left to make on the new bike now..
once I get the 1k service done I will do the exhaust and add my FP3
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02-02-2017 | 11:01 AM
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From: Pittsburg, KS
Smart move! I did the same thing first thing with my 2010 SG. Really saved the day when a buddy hit me from behind on the Natchez Trace...bike slid 20-30 feet On the blacktop. I only had to replace was the front roll bar and of course the right rear. $175 for the whole shebang...a LOT cheaper than the ins deductible.
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02-03-2017 | 07:12 AM
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Smart move! I did the same thing first thing with my 2010 SG. Really saved the day when a buddy hit me from behind on the Natchez Trace...bike slid 20-30 feet On the blacktop. I only had to replace was the front roll bar and of course the right rear. $175 for the whole shebang...a LOT cheaper than the ins deductible.
this is exactly why I wanted them, crap happens and these things can save you from a lot of damage
