Picture Request. Chrome primary cover
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Picture Request. Chrome primary cover
So, our local dealer is offering a 15% off day for members of the HOG club they sponsor. I'm planning on using the event to pick up various bits of chrome 'jewellery' for my RK. I'm wondering if anyone has the chrome primary cover shown in the link below.. And if so do you have some pix from different angles? Was it easy to install?
https://www.harley-davidson.com/us/e...ome/p/25700631
Thanks in advance......
https://www.harley-davidson.com/us/e...ome/p/25700631
Thanks in advance......
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Darn... Just realized that I changed the primary oil before I put the bike away last month.. I still have enough oil to do another refill. Thanks for the tip.
Removing the inner cover does sound like a better idea. There will be a space between actual the inner cover and the optional bolt-on one. I was thinking that road grunge and stuff could start getting trapped there.
Very interesting suggestion... But.. I'm not one for hard work Removing the inner cover is quite a bit more difficult. Plus the bike is still too new for me. I'm not eager to tear into it to that extent. If some day I were replacing something like a clutch, then I'd go the extra mile and pull the inner cover and send it in to be plated.
On top of that, the cover is painted with that rough black engine paint. Would take a lot of prep and polishing to get it chromed.
Removing the inner cover does sound like a better idea. There will be a space between actual the inner cover and the optional bolt-on one. I was thinking that road grunge and stuff could start getting trapped there.
Very interesting suggestion... But.. I'm not one for hard work Removing the inner cover is quite a bit more difficult. Plus the bike is still too new for me. I'm not eager to tear into it to that extent. If some day I were replacing something like a clutch, then I'd go the extra mile and pull the inner cover and send it in to be plated.
On top of that, the cover is painted with that rough black engine paint. Would take a lot of prep and polishing to get it chromed.
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Does anyone sell an inner primary already chromed ? In the 70's we used to drive 120 miles to a chrome exchange place to get our parts plated. I think I have seen a chrome exchange on E-bay for lower legs for the newer bikes that seemed to be a lot cheaper than buying new and the finish may be nicer.
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