Speedometer lens
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+1 on the problem Every one of our 3 Harley's have that residue caused by condensation. Fogs up, leaves droplets, then it evaporates. Like everyone else said, not much you can do. We tried getting replacements from Harley, but was told it's not a "defect" that all of them do it, especially bikes in states that have big fluctuation between daytime and night temps.
What I'm finding is my headlamp lens is getting to look hazy after 4 seasons of riding. I'm assuming it's because I always run with my High Beams engaged.
What I'm finding is my headlamp lens is getting to look hazy after 4 seasons of riding. I'm assuming it's because I always run with my High Beams engaged.
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LOL.......... I gave up on most companies using common sense or innovation (other than the Japanese) when it comes to things that would benefit the consumer. I dont know how much replacement gauges cost, but I'll bet people who are fanatical about the looks of their bike will spend the money to do just that.
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+1 on that .... Heck, I'd settle for them offering ABS BRAKES as optional equipment on Dyna's like they did for the Softail line. The MoCo better buck up and get their act together because Honda and Polaris have their eye on taking over the Bike world like they did the Auto's. The ONLY think HD has over the others is the nicer looking finish on their standard controls on the handlebars. The crappy looking master cylinders, hand controls, and butt ugly mirrors on the metric bikes really takes a back seat to Harley, but makes their bikes base price a lot lower. Just my opinion though.
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