Calling All Sportster Baggers...Post Pics of your Bagger
#652
Did you get another bike....what happened to your jack daniels bike?
Like the matching saddlebags and tourpack....and they both have lights! Are you staying with the stock set-up?
Like the matching saddlebags and tourpack....and they both have lights! Are you staying with the stock set-up?
Last edited by hscic; 08-03-2016 at 10:03 AM.
#653
It is quick-detachable so easy to put on and off when switching between long rides and short runs.
I think this is an older picture of his bike before he had the Jack Daniels stuff on.
Last edited by ChickinOnaChain; 12-15-2016 at 09:15 AM.
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hscic (08-03-2016)
#656
Took it out for a short test ride and my screen went blank on more than one occassion so the clips did not work for me.
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#659
Just sharing my shock change out in case anyone is contemplating doing the same. Changed my burly slammer 10.5" shocks for a HD Street Glide Air-oil Shock 54662-09 with Schrader valves.
According to information I received when researching the air shocks, the SG air shocks are 11.5" which is the same as the sportster low stock shock height. I am vertically challenged so I am tippy toeing at 11.5". I cannot use lowering blocks with saddlebags since lowering blocks move the lower shock eyelets 1.5" rearward and there is no room in the shock cutouts on the saddebags to move the shock rearward.
If anyone can think of a solutions to help me plant both feet on the ground, please let me know, otherwise I will need to reinstall the Burly slammers. The ability to plant both feet when stopping and being able to move the bike when seated are more important than a comfortable ride.....safety first.
According to information I received when researching the air shocks, the SG air shocks are 11.5" which is the same as the sportster low stock shock height. I am vertically challenged so I am tippy toeing at 11.5". I cannot use lowering blocks with saddlebags since lowering blocks move the lower shock eyelets 1.5" rearward and there is no room in the shock cutouts on the saddebags to move the shock rearward.
If anyone can think of a solutions to help me plant both feet on the ground, please let me know, otherwise I will need to reinstall the Burly slammers. The ability to plant both feet when stopping and being able to move the bike when seated are more important than a comfortable ride.....safety first.
Last edited by hscic; 08-09-2016 at 11:06 AM.
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