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The lowrider s looks like a really nice bike. But I couldn't see trading my FXLR and taking the big hit just to have the S.
The "S" appeals to me as well but I am so in love with my silver 2019 - set up just the way I like it, that I do not want to take the hit just for the "S" differences.
I have the Memphis Shades hand guards on my Low Rider, they look and work great. JD Customs has a set in stainless steel, but I was not sure on the fitment since I am keeping the blinkers on the bars. While I was looking into things my wife got me the MS guards so that is what I went with.
thanks, so it is a Garmin base for car, correct? not waterproof as the motorbike one is; or do you cut away the lighter socket and plugged to the bike garmin mount?
It was the original Garmin Zumo 660 motorcycle mount wiring and I cut the cigarette adapter off and wired it directly to this cable so I could plug into the USB. Everything was taped and covered in a wire loom as you can see. If I was not using the GPS like for local runs, I would just leave it unplugged and tie wrapped to the uptube.
Have been looking real hard at the 2020 LR, great looking bike and what I think is the best bang for your buck. Had a 09 that I rode for 4 summers that I liked a lot, windshield & bags made for a good touring setup. In 2014 bought a RK that was an amazing bike ( although heavy) until I totaled it a few weeks back. So now thinking of going back to
something a bit lighter, thus the LR. Also looking at the Sportglide although I don't like the forward controls or the wheels.
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