Engine Guard
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02-24-2008, 07:13 AM
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Engine Guard
I have been thinking about putting an engine guard and cruise pegs on my Heritage Classic. What I was wondering is if anyone has ever scrapped there guard in a tight turn? I have hit my floor boards several times but they move. Just looking at a bike with engine guards I can't tell what will hit first.
#2
02-24-2008, 07:30 AM
RE: Engine Guard
Floorboards will still hit first. My belief is that you aren't going to ever scrape your engine guard and be able to keep going.
When my floorboards scrape, I am a long way away from scraping my exterior pegs mounted to the guard. If my guard ever starts scraping, if I notice, means I'm on my way to a bad day.
When my floorboards scrape, I am a long way away from scraping my exterior pegs mounted to the guard. If my guard ever starts scraping, if I notice, means I'm on my way to a bad day.
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02-24-2008, 07:33 AM
RE: Engine Guard
ORIGINAL: bikesnbeer
I have been thinking about putting an engine guard and cruise pegs on my Heritage Classic. What I was wondering is if anyone has ever scrapped there guard in a tight turn? I have hit my floor boards several times but they move. Just looking at a bike with engine guards I can't tell what will hit first.
I have been thinking about putting an engine guard and cruise pegs on my Heritage Classic. What I was wondering is if anyone has ever scrapped there guard in a tight turn? I have hit my floor boards several times but they move. Just looking at a bike with engine guards I can't tell what will hit first.
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02-24-2008, 08:37 AM
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