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Thanks! I uploaded link to a youtube video, I tried to show upclose the clearence with the lowers. Im planning on doing a 21 this summer when my tire wears out. What kind of lowering kit do you put in? Are you happy with the handling with the lowering kit and 21" wheel?
Originally Posted by austinslider
It's lowered by 1.5 inches. I was looking at a bike in a parking lot yesterday, it seems that the fairings sit pretty flush with the engine guard. If that's the case, I should have room for them! Great looking ride!!!
I put in a Burly drop in spring. I like the handling of the bike, it's a little rougher of a ride, but I love the look. I think I will add some heavy duty SE fork oil and I'm hoping that will help it out a bit. You don't need to lower it with the 21" wheel.
That looks pretty slick. I just ran mine through a rubber firewall grommet.
Just checked out your youtube video. Sweet!
I've got my power wires running through the same rubber firewalls and have had water drip in when washing. That's why I'm searching for a quick disconnect that seals. Let me know if after a few rides you think you want more sound in your face up higher than the lower fairings. Kinda playing with the idea of adding bar speakers but concerned about looks, clutter, etc.
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