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I have 300 miles on my Rineharts. For me their a little too loud. Sound really good above 3000 but still to loud cruising from 2-3000.I guess 48 yrs
of bikes and rock n roll have me rethinking this bike lol. Gonna get another RB Racing Black hole 2/1 pipe, like I had on my 2014 Limited. Probably
sell these like new Rineharts. Getting old sucks.
Have you sold your Rineharts yet? I might be interested, PM me if you're still looking to get rid of them.
Last edited by Reich002; May 22, 2018 at 01:55 PM.
Tank logo on my Cherry. All pinstriping done by a gentleman named Brodie who was at Rossmeyers Harley Davidson in Daytona just before the Biktoberfest last October.
As for the ride after installing the H-D Low profile rear monoshock: I realy can't tell any difference, except I can reach the ground better. I had sat of a '17 Deluxe that felt lower than what I have now, but that was quite awhile ago. I have a Reach seat that puts me more forward and lower and gives me a feel of being "in the Bike" even before the Installation. So I can't say that has changed at all.
I'm not a very agressive rider so I have not scraped the floor boards before or after installing the Lower shock. When I first got the bike, I had not ridden a bike of that size before, and was having a great deal of trouble doing tight turns, especialy U-turns. As a result I have had to do a lot of slow circles, figure eights and u-turns in a parking lot near me. I'm still practicing and have now done these figures before and after the installation with out any noticable difference. Got my circles down to about a 40 foot square box and much more comfortable with making a U-turn (a popular necessity on these devided highways here in Central Florida).
I am scheduled to have the front H-D Lowprofile Front suspension done by the dealer next Tuesday, 5/29. They will also be installing the shorter Jiffy stand then as recommended by H-D. If the rain here in Central Florida ever goes away, maybe by next week I should be able to give another impression of what the overall effect is then.
Thanks Frank! Your tank looks great. The painter did a really nice job...very classy. I appreciate the feedback on the lowered shock too. I can flat foot (just), but I was tempted by the lowered look. I may try a thinner seat first, but its nice to hear that it didnt mess up the ride or handling. Thanks again!
I'm considering swapping my 15 Street Glide for an 18 Heritage Classic. My wife insists on floorboards for the pillion but I can't see any in the parts catalog. Has anyone looked into this and found a solution to the stock footpegs?
I'm considering swapping my 15 Street Glide for an 18 Heritage Classic. My wife insists on floorboards for the pillion but I can't see any in the parts catalog. Has anyone looked into this and found a solution to the stock footpegs?
Thrashin' Supply makes some footpeg-replacement floorboards. A little pricey at $380/set, and they say they're driver boards, so I don't know if they'd work for you. DK Custom has said they'll be adapting theirs later this year.
Kuryakyn has these listed as "coming soon", they say they'll fit driver or passenger peg locations.
Last edited by FatBob2018; May 23, 2018 at 12:46 PM.
Don't think they will work as passenger boards on the left side of the'18 Heritage. I believe the Clutch cover would interfere. Any aftermarket left side passenger board would need to be shaped to clear the Clutch cover.
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