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Enjoy that 35th!!! I've had mine since new and still love the look. However, hope the inner primary bearing issue has been taken care of on your scoot. I replaced mine at 4400 mine with a Drag Specialties version but did not swap out the inner primary. I tried to get H-D to cover it then, but they refused (2009 or so). So guess what, a few months ago, same problem. This time H-D agreed to pay for a new bearing, inner primary, and tranny set, almost $4K in parts. I had to pay the $800 labor charge however. I also replaced my rotor/stator a while back as many of these disenigrate on the 06s. Mine was falling apart at 10K miles. Not stuff that should happen, but it did in 2006 when H-D went to the 6 speed. Anyway, other than the horrible front suspension, I do enjoy my FXD35i and hope you do the same.
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