Heritage crash bars / engine guards
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One thing I definitely want add to the bike is an engine guard / crash bar (and of course highway pegs). As there are quite a few options, I'd like to find out what others went with - and ideally see a picture of the bar on your bike. And then I'm curious what highway pegs (and mounting kit) you went with.
Mine came with this one which was included in the Rider's Essentials Kit
This one's kinda cool looking. Actually, I like this whole setup . . .
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I believe this is the nostalgic bar as well. In addition to giving alternatives to your feet, and of course more chrome, it has a practical side as well.
If you ever lay your bike down at a slow speed, for example the folks who catch their pant leg on their rear shift peg and can't get their foot down, it'll likely save both you and the bike from damage.
If you ever lay your bike down at a slow speed, for example the folks who catch their pant leg on their rear shift peg and can't get their foot down, it'll likely save both you and the bike from damage.
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It's an option for some softails. Includes quick detatch windshield and sissy bar. Also included is the crash bar. My bike was optioned out with this when I bought her. Check out the dealer catalog. Should still be listed unless they stopped offering it.
Here is how she rolled off the sales floor brand new with this kit. Sure was easier to clean the white walls then. Meh, I may go back to basics sometime but I do enjoy some storage space;
Here is how she rolled off the sales floor brand new with this kit. Sure was easier to clean the white walls then. Meh, I may go back to basics sometime but I do enjoy some storage space;
Last edited by Sleeko; 05-29-2015 at 10:12 PM.