california riders.. question
#12
09-17-2008 | 09:40 PM
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#13
09-17-2008 | 10:03 PM
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Didn't really realize that it would be so easy to remove that damn canister, I'm on it at day break tomorrow.
Funny thing is I got some $$ off of the price of the bike because it was a CA model that my VA dealership wound up with and was having trouble selling.
Funny thing is I got some $$ off of the price of the bike because it was a CA model that my VA dealership wound up with and was having trouble selling.
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#14
09-17-2008 | 11:20 PM
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Hey WS6 - those were the instructions I used quite some time back to take mine off. I did get the cap plug from HD for like 50 cents and used the canister hoses/fittings for the 49 state tank vent/overflow tube... Worked like a charm and now I have a POS conversation piece in a drawer...
The canister, reflectors, decals and VIN stickers were one of the first things that I removed back in March of 06, a couple of days after I bought my bike. I have been posting the canister removal over and over and over again since.
#15
09-18-2008 | 07:45 PM
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This might be the original thread here: https://www.hdforums.com/forum/showthread.php?t=25590
The canister, reflectors, decals and VIN stickers were one of the first things that I removed back in March of 06, a couple of days after I bought my bike. I have been posting the canister removal over and over and over again since.
The canister, reflectors, decals and VIN stickers were one of the first things that I removed back in March of 06, a couple of days after I bought my bike. I have been posting the canister removal over and over and over again since.
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