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So has anybody managed to go work out what Brake parts are needed to go higher than +3" yet on the FXDLS? I've got my eye on the lucky 13's but am holding off until i know what else i need.
hey bud HD now makes a kit for your Low Rider S. This is for 14" rise but you just gotta go to your local dealer and tell them it should be on their May HD catalog. Part #s: 41800438 and 41800078. One is for the upper brake lines and the other one is for the lower brake lines with the junction block for your ABS.
So has anybody managed to go work out what Brake parts are needed to go higher than +3" yet on the FXDLS? I've got my eye on the lucky 13's but am holding off until i know what else i need.
hey bud HD now makes a kit for your Low Rider S. This is for 14" rise but you just gotta go to your local dealer and tell them it should be on their May HD catalog. Part #s: 41800438 and 41800078. One is for the upper brake lines and the other one is for the lower brake lines with the junction block for your ABS.
hey bud HD now makes a kit for your Low Rider S. This is for 14" rise but you just gotta go to your local dealer and tell them it should be on their May HD catalog. Part #s: 41800438 and 41800078. One is for the upper brake lines and the other one is for the lower brake lines with the junction block for your ABS.
Ah great info man, thanks!! Just looked at the dealer price though... ouch!!!
Big bear say their ABS block will be $150... shame I'm all the way in the UK!
Hi, I'm trying to remove the pins from this connector so I can install the Great Bike Gear rear signal/license plate kit that some of you have already done. I can't seem to figure out how to remove the pins. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. (I got the pictures from another member who did a relocate on a late model street bob, so I assume they are the same for the turn signals.)
Hi, I'm trying to remove the pins from this connector so I can install the Great Bike Gear rear signal/license plate kit that some of you have already done. I can't seem to figure out how to remove the pins. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. (I got the pictures from another member who did a relocate on a late model street bob, so I assume they are the same for the turn signals.)
Flip up that locking tab where the wires enter the connector and take a toothpick sized metal pick and insert above the wires. Lift the retainer up while pulling (gently) on the wire.
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