It looks great! The reason I asked if you had ABS is because the Harley one only fits bikes without ABS..... I have a 2014 as well so thats why I asked. I'm assuming it comes primed ready for paint?

 

On the top edge of the spoiler there's a little cutout where the ABS unit is mounted in between the frame tubes.

On the Thunderbike website it says it comes undrilled and unpainted. I would assume unpainted means unprimed as well.

 

Check this one out it looks almost identical. I'm bet you could probably trim it with a Dremal or mini grinder to make it clear the ABS module in between the frame rails......

Best of all its only $100 and it's in the US!

http://www.jpcycles.com/product/700-335#

 

Just wanted to share this pic of my breakout at the dealer.

 

I like the look of the one Hunter has, the one from JP kinda looks cheap. It might just be the way the trimmed it in the pics.

 

I'm not sure. I know the 2013's abs was an option so maybe they just say with abs to make it known that it will work for both. When I look at it on my bike I don't think it matters with abs or not.

 

I'll take a close up shot of it mounted. I don't think it makes a difference with or without.

 

Is anyone using a TTS Mastertune on their Breakout? I was told this would be the best bet for my bike but wanted to get some opinions here. I searched the thread a little bit but didn't come up with much info. I'm going to imagine Harley has the cables to plug into the TTS and the Bike but any info would help


Or is it this one?

 

Hope this helps


P/N 2000008 is a single tuner kit


P/N 2000011A cable kit


I am still trying to find the correct Kuryakyn part number for the cable kit as some say its 9227 & others say 9229


the supplier I am looking to order my tuner from uses the Kuryakyn part numbers & that's what makes it a little difficult for me


regards
Rod

 

Did you powdercoat your rear tail light? I want to do it but was told by the dealer that by removing the LEDs from the casing, it would break the waterproofing seal and it will fail when it rains. (It rains pretty heavily where I'm located)

This is holding me back from powdercoating the fender struts too.