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Rob58 - which extenders did you buy? When I key in PN …0177 HD Parts says it does NOT fit 2022 HSC 114. Thanks
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But, because the left switch doesn't have the symbol for the auxiliary lights, they are listed as not fitting a Heritage.
I bought a set off amazon myself (no real savings btw), but haven't. gotten around to installing them.
Sure looks to be a heck of a lot easier installation than on my 04 RK. That was a bugger of a job.
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[QUOTE=foxtrapper;21750577]My understanding is they do fit just fine on the Heritage.
But, because the left switch doesn't have the symbol for the auxiliary lights, they are listed as not fitting a Heritage.
Ah, ok, makes sense, thanks.
But, because the left switch doesn't have the symbol for the auxiliary lights, they are listed as not fitting a Heritage.
Ah, ok, makes sense, thanks.
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The time it did happen was on the way home after a rear tire change. The dealership apparently had a bad batch of inner tubes that split. They had two more tubes fail while trying to repair the tire
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I've got my 2021 Heritage pretty close to what I want, but have been reading about rear shocks.
Stock shock is 'ok', servicable, but wonder if maybe going to a slightly longer shock like Fox 13.5" long might be better / softer? Ohlins too short, Progressives close.
If I adjust the stock shock too high it rides harsh an jittery. Too soft and it bottoms over edges and train tracks.
Is this the right thread for this question?
Stock shock is 'ok', servicable, but wonder if maybe going to a slightly longer shock like Fox 13.5" long might be better / softer? Ohlins too short, Progressives close.
If I adjust the stock shock too high it rides harsh an jittery. Too soft and it bottoms over edges and train tracks.
Is this the right thread for this question?
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Anyhow, do a search on @FranBunnyFFXII and see where she's made some posts on shocks and such, then go read that thread and the area she's posted in. By no means is she the only one who rides hard and can address directly what you're asking. But she's very down to earth and clearly spoken.
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I've got my 2021 Heritage pretty close to what I want, but have been reading about rear shocks.
Stock shock is 'ok', servicable, but wonder if maybe going to a slightly longer shock like Fox 13.5" long might be better / softer? Ohlins too short, Progressives close.
If I adjust the stock shock too high it rides harsh an jittery. Too soft and it bottoms over edges and train tracks.
Is this the right thread for this question?
Stock shock is 'ok', servicable, but wonder if maybe going to a slightly longer shock like Fox 13.5" long might be better / softer? Ohlins too short, Progressives close.
If I adjust the stock shock too high it rides harsh an jittery. Too soft and it bottoms over edges and train tracks.
Is this the right thread for this question?