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Added the HD passenger floor boards. Sorry have to zoom in to see.
but mama is happy so more miles coming.
So far all the passenger floor board installs that I've seen on the new Heritage have been the Half-Moon Pans. Just curious if there is a reason for that...?
Reason I went with them over the other styles is. Just wanted something close to the rider floor boards looks wise. And you dont have to buy the floor pan and pad separate.
Ps give passenger more leg room. But when folded up they stick out almost even with the bags. Something that will take time to grow on me looks wise.
The stock 18 windshield was a bit low for me at 6 2 so I installed the 21 nostalgic from H-D. It didnt look right so I painted the back side black.
am looking to change out the stock tiny sound horn to a touring horn
my m8 tourer sounds like a locomotive horn whenever I hit the little button, almost addictive
any tips on how?
Not exactly the answer to your question, but I put a Sportster loud horn on my bike. Mounted it in the same location as the pancake horn. I had to bend the little mounting plate out a bit and the wires were just barely long enough but it fits. It's way louder and more attention getting than that ridiculous roadrunner horn.
Not exactly the answer to your question, but I put a Sportster loud horn on my bike. Mounted it in the same location as the pancake horn. I had to bend the little mounting plate out a bit and the wires were just barely long enough but it fits. It's way louder and more attention getting than that ridiculous roadrunner horn.
funny it actually does answer my question
The large horn was something I'd be worry dinging my fender
Any one have had or have a noise on their bike when coming to a stop. I am having a hard time pinpointing it. It happens in all different operations...braking...just clutch disengaged...or just rolling in neutral to a stop ...I was thinking clutch at one point then brake ..then maybe wrap disc. Dealer is informed and looking at it on my 1000 mile check up.
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