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Old 12-31-2006, 12:30 AM
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Default Debis deflector

I have a 95 FXD and am geting noisy vibration at low revs from the debis deflector. Any other had same problem. Just wondering if removed is it a problem for the belt.
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Old 12-31-2006, 01:32 AM
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Default RE: Debis deflector

Hey Vinny,
I'm not sure what the debris deflector is. What we in the USA call a fender? You mention the belt. Do you mean the belt guard? If so, upper or lower?

I don't think I have any such vibrations but I'll listenlfeel for them tomorrow.

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you may call it the lower belt guard shown in black on yours. Im sure it serves a purpose I just wonder how much it will be missed if removed.
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Default RE: Debis deflector

took mine off...mainly because it was the only plastic piece on the bike....and i never liked the look of it
havent noticed anything different from it being gone...other than the look, and in my opinion...it looks much better without it
 
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Thanks metal Mike I think I will take it off. I will also eliminate annoying vibration
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one thing bout takin it off rember your more likely to pick up rocks etc between the belt and pullys
 
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how about replacing it with a chrome piece?
 
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H-D calls it a debris deflecter.
 
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Can't spell this A.M.
 
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If you get the HD one itactually gets installed over the existing one.
 


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