Lowering a 2005 XL1200C
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Lowering a 2005 XL1200C
My ex-GF just got a 2005 XL 1200C and I am helping here with it.. She is 5'1" and needs it lowered more than it already is.. (Already has progressives). I was thinking about the Burley lowering kit. But The ones I am seeing say they don't fit an XL1200 Custom..
Anybody have any thoughts on this?:?
Anybody have any thoughts on this?:?
Last edited by captsam54; 08-17-2010 at 02:36 PM.
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My ex-GF just got a 2005 XL 1200C and I am helping here with it.. She is short and needs it lowered more than it already is.. (Already has progressives). I was thinking about the Burley lowering kit. But The ones I am seeing say they don't fit an XL1200 Custom..
Anybody have any thoughts on this?:?
Anybody have any thoughts on this?:?
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Don't know.. But someone will... They stick out a bunch. But don't think she is ready to change to something else yet. Have to change the handlebars, and put in an EZ clutch and lower (more) before we see if she can live with those pipes.. (Kinda of look like Sampsons)
I measured the Progressives. and they are 12" top to bottom.. I think I can change out to 11" ones..
I searched all over those pipes for some markings. but none. However I will tell you they are very well made and sound Bad ***..!!!
I measured the Progressives. and they are 12" top to bottom.. I think I can change out to 11" ones..
I searched all over those pipes for some markings. but none. However I will tell you they are very well made and sound Bad ***..!!!
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Last edited by cHarley; 08-16-2010 at 12:18 PM.
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Ha.. Already ordered the ft. fork lowering kit, the Mustang solo reach seat, and a Dakota digital speedo/tac etc. gage to replace the original setup.. New rear fender chrome cover struts. etc from Ronnie @ Lewis Custom Cycles.. Saved me a ton of money..
Got the EZ Clutch installed.. Easy.. Is better but I am unhappy with the cable itself.. Lubed it up but probably will need to replace it when I change the handlebars out anyway..
Waiting on parts now...
In answer to a previous question, I think the pipes are Pythons...
I am on call for TowBoat US most of the time so have garage time in between calls. A bit slow down here now so I have time to work on the boats or bikes..!!!..
Got the EZ Clutch installed.. Easy.. Is better but I am unhappy with the cable itself.. Lubed it up but probably will need to replace it when I change the handlebars out anyway..
Waiting on parts now...
In answer to a previous question, I think the pipes are Pythons...
I am on call for TowBoat US most of the time so have garage time in between calls. A bit slow down here now so I have time to work on the boats or bikes..!!!..
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