2014 Low Rider
#2871
12-05-2015, 12:45 PM
Cruiser
i never ride two up .. "no pegs" .. this bike is for me (225#z) .. rear shock upgrade .. YES YES YES .. i went with some ohlin piggy backs from howard .. the bike REALLY hooks up .. well worth the $$$ spent ..jmho .. MBM48
#2872
12-05-2015, 06:24 PM
Tourer
I would not mind some better rear shocks but the stock ones work well enough for me. I never ride two-up and am under 200 lbs. Spending the extra money some nice Progressive 970s would run is just not something I need to do.
When I started this thread, it was just to get some feedback from actual LR owners. Until my May 2015 Demo Day event rides, I never considered getting a HD. I had no idea the thread would become what it has become.
I hope any new LR owners will stop by and share with us their bikes and mods.
When I started this thread, it was just to get some feedback from actual LR owners. Until my May 2015 Demo Day event rides, I never considered getting a HD. I had no idea the thread would become what it has become.
I hope any new LR owners will stop by and share with us their bikes and mods.
#2873
12-05-2015, 07:13 PM
Very nice to hear from you. Stage 1 makes a big difference. It is money well spent.
#2874
12-06-2015, 07:14 AM
Outstanding HDF Member
A basic stage 1 is the best mod you will ever make to a new harley. Drastically improves how the bike runs. Really, these bikes were made to run with a more open intake and exhaust.
#2875
12-06-2015, 02:51 PM
Intermediate
Join Date: Oct 2014
Location: Lincolnshire UK
Posts: 35
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
New Bars
New bars fitted to my 14, reduced reach fatboy type, needed new clutch cable and brake lines.
Last edited by soldierbot; 04-02-2021 at 07:46 AM.
#2877
12-06-2015, 03:44 PM
The bad news is that it only works when the power is switched off on the bike. I must be getting some interference of the signal from the fuse panel when the bike is turned on.
I did not expect that outcome. Back to the drawing board.
#2878
12-06-2015, 04:10 PM
Looks real nice fleetway. It looks like you used stainless brake lines. Nice touch.
#2879
12-06-2015, 06:05 PM
The good news is that i mounted my opener to the bottom of my fuse tray cover, where i can just reach down with my left hand and press the button as i approach my house.
The bad news is that it only works when the power is switched off on the bike. I must be getting some interference of the signal from the fuse panel when the bike is turned on.
I did not expect that outcome. Back to the drawing board.
The bad news is that it only works when the power is switched off on the bike. I must be getting some interference of the signal from the fuse panel when the bike is turned on.
I did not expect that outcome. Back to the drawing board.
#2880
12-06-2015, 06:44 PM
The good news is that i mounted my opener to the bottom of my fuse tray cover, where i can just reach down with my left hand and press the button as i approach my house.
The bad news is that it only works when the power is switched off on the bike. I must be getting some interference of the signal from the fuse panel when the bike is turned on.
I did not expect that outcome. Back to the drawing board.
The bad news is that it only works when the power is switched off on the bike. I must be getting some interference of the signal from the fuse panel when the bike is turned on.
I did not expect that outcome. Back to the drawing board.
I simply keep the remote in a jacket pocket and that works well.