2010 Wide Glide Owners - Let's keep track of our mods....
#1052
Has anyone figured out a successful / efficient way of removing the smog control sticker that runs down the right front frame tube? I've been looking at it for months now and can't determine what will penetrate the sticker to loosen it or if a heat gun would work w/o messing up the paint. Any suggestions or has anyone done it successfully? Just finished blacking out the engine/frame numbers with black paint and want to tackle the sticker.
#1054
I like the light location. Very original.
I've already scratched my pipes up more than I would like in the corners. I'm thinking I'd lose those lights the same way.
On the handle bar install, did you clip the wires under the tank or in the controls on the handlebars?
I tried to separate the clips in the harness under the tank but ended up cutting and will start the solder and heat-shrink-wrap this afternoon.
I've already scratched my pipes up more than I would like in the corners. I'm thinking I'd lose those lights the same way.
On the handle bar install, did you clip the wires under the tank or in the controls on the handlebars?
I tried to separate the clips in the harness under the tank but ended up cutting and will start the solder and heat-shrink-wrap this afternoon.
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#1056
Canister has been relocated but I totally forgot that I could use the one line from the injector to run the overflow/vent out the back. I just used one of the rubber hose connectors and turned it back under the tank. Maybe I should figure out a way to reinstall the line to the back of the bike. I just thought it was a vapor vent and not likely to drain any gas? Will it actually drain liquid gas? Not sure if you can see in the pics but the vent tube is just a short piece turned into the opening between the tank and the frame. Now I'm worried gas will drain on the motor?
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#1060
Attachment 132862does anybody have any opinions about these things.Attachment 132861 i made them and put them on yesterday and only rode about 5 miles. they are maybe a little long but work real well and are comfortable.