Thunderbike Rockers
#22
04-16-2010 | 04:54 AM
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From: Central Washington
Hello there. Try a std tank as they bolt straight up. You cwill also have to extend your seat to suit. Or as I have I fitted an OEM stretched tank. Have to either purchase '06 sender and pump or replace from an '08 onwards mounting system cut from an original damaged tank. I chose the latter. I have the Heartland kit on mine so i just cut vetically do0wn on the seat and flattened out the front 1/4 of the seat and re upholstered. Will look great when finished. is a good replace ment in my eyes. I have photos but not sure on how to post them as I am not too experienced on this site.
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04-16-2010 | 12:06 PM
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#24
04-17-2010 | 02:44 AM
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From: Darwin. Northern Territory. Australia
Hello again.
I have posted picture in my garage but do not know how to post the written section. Tanks is OEM stretched tank. S/E Fatboy dash. Seat is heart land and needs extending but easy as. Needs paint. Wheels will be Metalsport Don Juan. 23" up front and 18 rear with 250 tyre. OEM 240 tyre is only 236mm wide and 250 is actually wider than the 260 - depends on tyr manufacture of coarse but 250 fills the guard well.
I have posted picture in my garage but do not know how to post the written section. Tanks is OEM stretched tank. S/E Fatboy dash. Seat is heart land and needs extending but easy as. Needs paint. Wheels will be Metalsport Don Juan. 23" up front and 18 rear with 250 tyre. OEM 240 tyre is only 236mm wide and 250 is actually wider than the 260 - depends on tyr manufacture of coarse but 250 fills the guard well.
