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Old 06-03-2008, 08:23 AM
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Default Which engine guard for Deluxe?
Although I don't actually "like" them , I'm going to put an engine guard on the new Deluxe just for the protection factor.

I'm torn between the regular "OVAL" bar and the "MUSTACHE" bar. I've seen the OVAL on bikes and am not really taken by the appearance.

Does anyone havea MUSTACHE bar on a Deluxe? Got pics?

I really appreciate everyone's opinions on this board. You guys are a great help!
 
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Old 06-03-2008, 08:25 AM
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Oval is more true to the nostalgic appearance of the Deluxe in my opinion.

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Oval on mine as well

 
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Old 06-03-2008, 09:10 AM
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Default RE: Which engine guard for Deluxe?
My wife's Deluxe has the regular engine guard. You can maybe see it in my sig pic.

The engine guard is also a nice place to mount highway pegs which are a great help on longer rides as they allow you to change your butt position.
 
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I went with the kury ergo for the fold out highway pegs.... folded in it's clean.
 
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Default RE: Which engine guard for Deluxe?
If you dont like the engine guard you might want to look at the Cruise Arm III or IV by Kurykan.
 
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its all personal preference. here's my mustache.


 
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Mustache bar was the way I went.

 
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Old 06-03-2008, 09:55 AM
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Default RE: Which engine guard for Deluxe?
Just to make sure I'm following right. Which model number is everyone calling oval? The nostalgic engine guard # 49037-05A
or the regular engine guard #49004-00A.

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