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04-09-2009, 09:37 AM
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Chop On,
Robert
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04-09-2009, 10:12 AM
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It look alright man... I think it the lowers that need to to be black... If you got the skills to take of the front tire? And I'm pretty sure you can do that... Just paint them suckers... Sand them down with like 800 wet with soapy water... cuz you'll find some gease around there prime 'em and and rattle can them... Did mine like 2 years ago and they hold up fine and if they don't blast them again... the rubber caps just slide them up and tape off... You get the picture... make sure you cover the rest of your bike, duh... Now get to it... LMAO
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#2203
04-09-2009, 10:43 AM
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Thanks for sharing that with me. I think I will go with the 8" pullback t's. Now, I just have to make my choice on the headlight, since they will both be coming from the same company. I also have to order some new top fork caps, since I scarred mine up taking them off for the lowering kit. It's always something I tell ya.
Refuze let's just say there was just enough wire after coaxing a little from the harness and it was a 2man job getting them on.after they were bolted up there was plenty of spare for turning lock to lock.Been on 3 years and 40k miles with no issues.The bars are wider than it looks like you have so you should be all right.If not 6" extensions that plug are only 15.00 or so.
913 wait till you get some hot days and see how hot those pipes really get.You're gonna get tired of cleaning that back wheel too.You're right about them looking bad azz though.G.
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04-09-2009, 12:12 PM
#2206
04-09-2009, 12:47 PM
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Anyone if the Harley low profile console will fit up with a Bare Bones seat?
Fits '00-later Softail® models (except FXSTD, FXCW/C and models equipped with a Color Shop Stretched Fuel Tank). Will not fit with Brawler, Stripper, Sidekick®, Sidekick® Custom or Rally Runner seats
http://www.harley-davidson.com/gma/g...bmLocale=en_US
Fits '00-later Softail® models (except FXSTD, FXCW/C and models equipped with a Color Shop Stretched Fuel Tank). Will not fit with Brawler, Stripper, Sidekick®, Sidekick® Custom or Rally Runner seats
http://www.harley-davidson.com/gma/g...bmLocale=en_US
Last edited by Chazmanian; 04-09-2009 at 12:52 PM.
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04-09-2009, 01:45 PM
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If don't mind me jumping in to ask a quick question, I could use a quick piece of advice. And before you ask, I'll snap some updated pics and throw them up :-)
I am looking for a cheap hold over until I can go to the internally wired Street Slammers. Basically, I just need a couple inches at the most of pull back with the stock bars and cables. Just something to ease the back a little on the longer trips.
I am looking for a cheap hold over until I can go to the internally wired Street Slammers. Basically, I just need a couple inches at the most of pull back with the stock bars and cables. Just something to ease the back a little on the longer trips.
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04-09-2009, 02:00 PM
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04-09-2009, 02:00 PM
Chaz... Yeah it'll fit, you may have to bend that piece on the seat that slips under the frame right behind the gas tank "under the front of the seat" also the front of the seat may feel a touch higher after that. But the look is worth it. I just used a big cresent wrench.
here you go... I bought this one from 06 Kustoms when he did his new tank, He are ready had it PC'ed.
here you go... I bought this one from 06 Kustoms when he did his new tank, He are ready had it PC'ed.
#2210
04-09-2009, 02:04 PM
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If don't mind me jumping in to ask a quick question, I could use a quick piece of advice. And before you ask, I'll snap some updated pics and throw them up :-)
I am looking for a cheap hold over until I can go to the internally wired Street Slammers. Basically, I just need a couple inches at the most of pull back with the stock bars and cables. Just something to ease the back a little on the longer trips.
I am looking for a cheap hold over until I can go to the internally wired Street Slammers. Basically, I just need a couple inches at the most of pull back with the stock bars and cables. Just something to ease the back a little on the longer trips.