Nightster rear "nutsert"
#1
06-12-2007, 05:43 PM
Nightster rear "nutsert"
This is a question for all of you nightster riders with the 2up seats....
Since there is no "nutsert" for the rear hole, are you just screwing the seat right on the fender?
I guess I could always use a duct tape padding to prevent marking it but I was wondering what the rest of you guys were doing?
Thanks.....Fish
Since there is no "nutsert" for the rear hole, are you just screwing the seat right on the fender?
I guess I could always use a duct tape padding to prevent marking it but I was wondering what the rest of you guys were doing?
Thanks.....Fish
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06-12-2007, 05:51 PM
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#5
06-12-2007, 10:03 PM
RE: Nightster rear "nutsert"
Thanks for the replies....I know it's not rocket science, I was just curious to what everyone else is doing.
There are so many little things on the 1200N that are different than the other sportys....I know the C, L, & R guys are getting tired of all these N questions, but unfortunately the N isn't "just a sportster." It's the new kid on the block that has different features than the other sportys.
It's not too bad over here...but let me tell ya..http://xlforum.net/vbportal/hasa civil war going on. You have the N owners and you have the other sporty owners. So if you wanna feel like your in Jr High again, go check 'em out. Overall it's a great forum, there's just some ***** envy going on right now.
There are so many little things on the 1200N that are different than the other sportys....I know the C, L, & R guys are getting tired of all these N questions, but unfortunately the N isn't "just a sportster." It's the new kid on the block that has different features than the other sportys.
It's not too bad over here...but let me tell ya..http://xlforum.net/vbportal/hasa civil war going on. You have the N owners and you have the other sporty owners. So if you wanna feel like your in Jr High again, go check 'em out. Overall it's a great forum, there's just some ***** envy going on right now.
#7
06-12-2007, 11:52 PM
RE: Nightster rear "nutsert"
ORIGINAL: fishn4life
It's not too bad over here...but let me tell ya..http://xlforum.net/vbportal/hasa civil war going on. You have the N owners and you have the other sporty owners. So if you wanna feel like your in Jr High again, go check 'em out. Overall it's a great forum, there's just some ***** envy going on right now.
It's not too bad over here...but let me tell ya..http://xlforum.net/vbportal/hasa civil war going on. You have the N owners and you have the other sporty owners. So if you wanna feel like your in Jr High again, go check 'em out. Overall it's a great forum, there's just some ***** envy going on right now.
sorry, but that's about all I got out of it.
__________________________________________________ ___
In regards to seat issues, after taking off my 2 up seat to clean underneath it, I discovered somerub marks.
I buffed them out 95% with some "Scratch Out."
You can barely see them now.It's good enough. If I insisted on keeping it perfect, I wouldn't ride it.
When I buy a solo seat, I do not want rub marksfrom my factory seat destroying my fender that I want to show off.
I am experimenting with "Clear Bodyguard"purchased at AutoZone. I placed it directly on the rear fender and directly on the gas tank (the areas the seat rubs). I did a half *** job, for now, it's temporary, until I have a little more time for a re-do.
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#8
06-13-2007, 12:51 AM
RE: Nightster rear "nutsert"
ORIGINAL: indyjeff
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sorry, but that's about all I got out of it.
__________________________________________________ ___
In regards to seat issues, after taking off my 2 up seat to clean underneath it, I discovered somerub marks.
I buffed them out 95% with some "Scratch Out."
You can barely see them now.It's good enough. If I insisted on keeping it perfect, I wouldn't ride it.
When I buy a solo seat, I do not want rub marksfrom my factory seat destroying my fender that I want to show off.
I am experimenting with "Clear Bodyguard"purchased at AutoZone. I placed it directly on the rear fender and directly on the gas tank (the areas the seat rubs). I did a half *** job, for now, it's temporary, until I have a little more time for a re-do.
ORIGINAL: fishn4life
It's not too bad over here...but let me tell ya..http://xlforum.net/vbportal/hasa civil war going on. You have the N owners and you have the other sporty owners. So if you wanna feel like your in Jr High again, go check 'em out. Overall it's a great forum, there's just some ***** envy going on right now.
It's not too bad over here...but let me tell ya..http://xlforum.net/vbportal/hasa civil war going on. You have the N owners and you have the other sporty owners. So if you wanna feel like your in Jr High again, go check 'em out. Overall it's a great forum, there's just some ***** envy going on right now.
sorry, but that's about all I got out of it.
__________________________________________________ ___
In regards to seat issues, after taking off my 2 up seat to clean underneath it, I discovered somerub marks.
I buffed them out 95% with some "Scratch Out."
You can barely see them now.It's good enough. If I insisted on keeping it perfect, I wouldn't ride it.
When I buy a solo seat, I do not want rub marksfrom my factory seat destroying my fender that I want to show off.
I am experimenting with "Clear Bodyguard"purchased at AutoZone. I placed it directly on the rear fender and directly on the gas tank (the areas the seat rubs). I did a half *** job, for now, it's temporary, until I have a little more time for a re-do.
The link above was supposed to be a link to the forum, not a specific thread.
Try this one http://xlforum.net/index.html
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