2008 STREET BOB CHANGES
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07-11-2007, 09:24 AM
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RE: 2008 STREET BOB CHANGES
The risers are now a part of the upper triple tree. Take a look at the spec sheets for wht is new on the 2008's
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07-11-2007, 09:33 AM
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RE: 2008 STREET BOB CHANGES
ORIGINAL: Airborne350G
The risers are now a part of the upper triple tree. Take a look at the spec sheets for wht is new on the 2008's
http://www.box.net/shared/tjuvmyyybz
The risers are now a part of the upper triple tree. Take a look at the spec sheets for wht is new on the 2008's
http://www.box.net/shared/tjuvmyyybz
you can see where it says that they are part of the top triple tree and have not bushings, just bolted straight on. kinda sucks what they've done with many of the dynas, lots of parts that make aftermarket kinda difficult (17in rear wheel, etc)
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07-11-2007, 09:35 AM
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RE: 2008 STREET BOB CHANGES
ORIGINAL: waterman7474
you got to it before i could.
you can see where it says that they are part of the top triple tree and have not bushings, just bolted straight on. kinda sucks what they've done with many of the dynas, lots of parts that make aftermarket kinda difficult (17in rear wheel, etc)
ORIGINAL: Airborne350G
The risers are now a part of the upper triple tree. Take a look at the spec sheets for wht is new on the 2008's
http://www.box.net/shared/tjuvmyyybz
The risers are now a part of the upper triple tree. Take a look at the spec sheets for wht is new on the 2008's
http://www.box.net/shared/tjuvmyyybz
you can see where it says that they are part of the top triple tree and have not bushings, just bolted straight on. kinda sucks what they've done with many of the dynas, lots of parts that make aftermarket kinda difficult (17in rear wheel, etc)
Good planing on the mother company. Makes people have to buy from them until the aftermarket catches up. But sucks for us.
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#16
07-11-2007, 10:57 PM
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RE: 2008 STREET BOB CHANGES
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I have a 2008 ( shhh don't tell ) Harley Catolog Looked at the black bars it read that '07 bob fits with stock componets 59.99
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I have a 2008 ( shhh don't tell ) Harley Catolog Looked at the black bars it read that '07 bob fits with stock componets 59.99
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RE: 2008 STREET BOB CHANGES
ORIGINAL: Airborne350G
The risers are now a part of the upper triple tree. Take a look at the spec sheets for wht is new on the 2008's
http://www.box.net/shared/tjuvmyyybz
The risers are now a part of the upper triple tree. Take a look at the spec sheets for wht is new on the 2008's
http://www.box.net/shared/tjuvmyyybz
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07-12-2007, 06:46 PM
RE: 2008 STREET BOB CHANGES
ORIGINAL: waterman7474
you got to it before i could.
you can see where it says that they are part of the top triple tree and have not bushings, just bolted straight on. kinda sucks what they've done with many of the dynas, lots of parts that make aftermarket kinda difficult (17in rear wheel, etc)
ORIGINAL: Airborne350G
The risers are now a part of the upper triple tree. Take a look at the spec sheets for wht is new on the 2008's
http://www.box.net/shared/tjuvmyyybz
The risers are now a part of the upper triple tree. Take a look at the spec sheets for wht is new on the 2008's
http://www.box.net/shared/tjuvmyyybz
you can see where it says that they are part of the top triple tree and have not bushings, just bolted straight on. kinda sucks what they've done with many of the dynas, lots of parts that make aftermarket kinda difficult (17in rear wheel, etc)
Waterman,
You have one of the sweetest looking Dynas I have ever seen! Wow, I love the set-up. What's the model and year?
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