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Old 08-25-2020, 08:33 PM
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Nice ride Flyguy33. Who's wheels are those? 52 spoke?


Thanks Sinthroid, they are 21 inch front and 18 inch rear Ultima King Spoke wheels, I believe they are 48 spokes.
 
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Old 08-25-2020, 08:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Capt_Salty
Looks great!!! But I'm glad I don't have to keep them clean...
Thanks Capt_Salty, not going to be fun keeping them looking that way!
 
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Old 08-25-2020, 09:08 PM
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I got my quickshifter installed (Needed a shorter shaft for the linkage) It was a much easier install on a softail than on my Dynas.


Also got my floorboards (Ness fusion) and also installed my extended Gear and Brake arms (HD). Just waiting on a brake pedal cover.



A big improvement on the tribal boards that were there previously.
 
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Originally Posted by flyguy33
Thanks Sinthroid, they are 21 inch front and 18 inch rear Ultima King Spoke wheels, I believe they are 48 spokes.
From my count, the front is 52 spokes.
 
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Bought the fatboy a couple months ago. Only one fob. Went to stealer, new fob $50. Programmed fine using googled instructions. Now I start looking for a locksmith that can copy the barrel key.

Not the most glamorous purchase, but one that will save me the day I put one fob thru the washer.

Michael
 
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Learn what your pass code is and/or reset it to something you will never forget. Seems like every model/year have different steps to fetch the current code and reset it. Google for an owners manual to find out the steps for your bike.
 
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Originally Posted by Tall Timber
I got my quickshifter installed (Needed a shorter shaft for the linkage) It was a much easier install on a softail than on my Dynas.


Also got my floorboards (Ness fusion) and also installed my extended Gear and Brake arms (HD). Just waiting on a brake pedal cover.



A big improvement on the tribal boards that were there previously.
Quickshifter? I know what they are, but where did you get that and does it remove some of the play or shorten the "throw"?
 
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Old 08-26-2020, 03:25 PM
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Quickshifter? I know what they are, but where did you get that and does it remove some of the play or shorten the "throw"?
From the pic, it doesn't look like a full-blown quick shifter. it looks like a slightly longer arm on the linkage directly connected to the heel/toe levers so they (heel/toe levers) don't have to move as far to change gears. From other research, a true quick shift set-up requires sensors that momentarily stop power during the shift; primarily used in racing.
 
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Originally Posted by Prof Rene
Quickshifter? I know what they are, but where did you get that and does it remove some of the play or shorten the "throw"?
the kit is an off the shelf item from healtech with a custom wiring loom and shifter capsule (that holds the sensor) made by a guy here in Australia.

i have the kit on both my bikes and the combination of more adjustment and heim joints makes for less play.

Here is a thread I started when I installed the kit on my Dyna https://www.hdforums.com/forum/www.h....php?t=1293649

The components are identical between Softail and Dyna with the exception of the shifter shaft. I needed a shorter one (which Mike who sells these kits machines up for me).

See below - stock Deluxe on top, Dyna for qse in the middle and deluxe for qse on the bottom.





 
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Originally Posted by Dynalmadman
Bought the fatboy a couple months ago. Only one fob. Went to stealer, new fob $50. Programmed fine using googled instructions. Now I start looking for a locksmith that can copy the barrel key.

Not the most glamorous purchase, but one that will save me the day I put one fob thru the washer.

Michael
Yeah I remember back in the days when you bought a new bike, they'd shower you with gifts. My last new bike, they gave me a handshake and a hey-how-do-you-do.

I had to buy my extra fob too. They acted like I had asked for the moon, I had to jump through hoops just to get the damn MANUAL!

 


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