What did you do to Your Sportster Today?
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Join Date: Aug 2013
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#3572
Originally Posted by RKZen
now you won't feel so beat up at the end of your longer rides.
Yup. Hopefully my neck won't feel so strained!
Last edited by slvrscoobie; 06-28-2016 at 07:19 AM.
#3573
Finally finished my changes.
Lowered bike using Burley slammers. Cried inside a bit, but my ol lady is short. Rode it - surprisingly good, no bottoming out like I used to on stock shocks on Iron.
Changed bars - from drags to mini apes. Plenty of wires, but had to get longer clutch cable and brake lines.
Relocated blinkers to forks.
For brake lines I got dual lines banjo bolt and "make your own" lines from Magnum shielding - need to say it worked pretty good!
PM grips
Also got adjustable clutch lever. Changed primary fluid using Bel ray fluid. Still need to re-adjust. At first had problems finding neutral, now makes noise getting into 1st
Next : put crash bar on, TTI from DK customs.
Lowered bike using Burley slammers. Cried inside a bit, but my ol lady is short. Rode it - surprisingly good, no bottoming out like I used to on stock shocks on Iron.
Changed bars - from drags to mini apes. Plenty of wires, but had to get longer clutch cable and brake lines.
Relocated blinkers to forks.
For brake lines I got dual lines banjo bolt and "make your own" lines from Magnum shielding - need to say it worked pretty good!
PM grips
Also got adjustable clutch lever. Changed primary fluid using Bel ray fluid. Still need to re-adjust. At first had problems finding neutral, now makes noise getting into 1st
Next : put crash bar on, TTI from DK customs.
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#3576
Will do. It may be awhile though. You know how life gets in the way of living.
Living is riding, cold beer, messing with the scoot, cold beer, wrenching, cold beer and banging on ****. Life is all the other stuff you have to do so you can spend time living.
Living is riding, cold beer, messing with the scoot, cold beer, wrenching, cold beer and banging on ****. Life is all the other stuff you have to do so you can spend time living.
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#3579
Bought a iOttie phone mount to use on a road trip. Cycle Gear has them on sale for $24.99.
I used it on my way to work this morning and it seems to mount securely and gripped my phone pretty good. I'm not into the $800 phones so I wasn't too nervous.
It has limited ways to adjust when mounting it so it wasn't the easiest thing to get in place. Being OCD like I am, I got annoyed that I couldn't micro-adjust to get it at the perfect 90° angle. I always think things should be perfect, even when they cost less than a tank of gas.
Anyway, if you want a good bar mount and don't want to spend $80, this might be the ticket.
https://www.cyclegear.com/accessorie...rt-phone-mount
I used it on my way to work this morning and it seems to mount securely and gripped my phone pretty good. I'm not into the $800 phones so I wasn't too nervous.
It has limited ways to adjust when mounting it so it wasn't the easiest thing to get in place. Being OCD like I am, I got annoyed that I couldn't micro-adjust to get it at the perfect 90° angle. I always think things should be perfect, even when they cost less than a tank of gas.
Anyway, if you want a good bar mount and don't want to spend $80, this might be the ticket.
https://www.cyclegear.com/accessorie...rt-phone-mount
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