Heavy Breather requirements
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If you compare these pictures, the heavy breather is clearly more forward than the others. I would still recommend going to a couple of Harley dealerships and finding a used Wide Glide with a heavy breather installed and sitting on the bike to test it out.
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Very glad to hear this, I really didn't want to fork more cash for a tuner. Thanks
Road Captain
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From: San Diego
Just a heavy breather and you will be fine.
Also agree that it leads to MORE leg room. I didn't even bother test riding a Wide Glide due to the stock air filter. My knee was hurting just sitting on it with my feet on the pegs!
On my LRS with a stock heavy breather my knee has NEVER made contact with the heavy breather. I'm 5'10" 31" inseam.
Also agree that it leads to MORE leg room. I didn't even bother test riding a Wide Glide due to the stock air filter. My knee was hurting just sitting on it with my feet on the pegs!
On my LRS with a stock heavy breather my knee has NEVER made contact with the heavy breather. I'm 5'10" 31" inseam.
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