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If you cut that SBob boot off, it would be like just LEAVING this chrome cover OFF the Low Rider. Might work for you, but I'm guessing not for everyone
Last edited by multihdrdr; Oct 12, 2017 at 01:51 PM.
I don't think they are Brembos...but they may be a Nissan (dunno for sure, haven't studied them close enough yet)
i was just going off the shape, what ever it it is doesn't justify that solid rotor. especially with the price increase. i guess they gave more in some place and took away in others
If 103 to 107 is giving more, then yes. But that's just free space. Smaller tank, digital speedo, crapy textured handlebars, etc, is not giving more. You say it is? Fine. enjoy.
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