a/c cover
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a/c cover
Well finally got the stage 1 upgrade done on my bob but now want to get rid of the 'football' a/c cover.
Seen a few bikes on this forum with what looks like just a round top plate (you can see the filter around the edges) and wondered where you can get these?
Seen a few bikes on this forum with what looks like just a round top plate (you can see the filter around the edges) and wondered where you can get these?
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RE: a/c cover
ORIGINAL: larazauk
Well finally got the stage 1 upgrade done on my bob but now want to get rid of the 'football' a/c cover.
Seen a few bikes on this forum with what looks like just a round top plate (you can see the filter around the edges) and wondered where you can get these?
Well finally got the stage 1 upgrade done on my bob but now want to get rid of the 'football' a/c cover.
Seen a few bikes on this forum with what looks like just a round top plate (you can see the filter around the edges) and wondered where you can get these?
Look through the accessory catalog.
I think there are many aftermarket sources as well.
mud
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RE: a/c cover
ORIGINAL: larazauk
Well finally got the stage 1 upgrade done on my bob but now want to get rid of the 'football' a/c cover.
Seen a few bikes on this forum with what looks like just a round top plate (you can see the filter around the edges) and wondered where you can get these?
Well finally got the stage 1 upgrade done on my bob but now want to get rid of the 'football' a/c cover.
Seen a few bikes on this forum with what looks like just a round top plate (you can see the filter around the edges) and wondered where you can get these?
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RE: a/c cover
Try these two links below, or trim off the excess from your original.
http://azece.com/aircover.htm
http://www.harley-davidson.com/browse/browse_products.jsp?FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=25343743 02287931&PRODUCT%3C%3Eprd_id=845524448767801&a mp;ASSORTMENT%3C%3East_id=2534374309065646&bmU ID=1193619300514&bmLocale=en_US
http://azece.com/aircover.htm
http://www.harley-davidson.com/browse/browse_products.jsp?FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=25343743 02287931&PRODUCT%3C%3Eprd_id=845524448767801&a mp;ASSORTMENT%3C%3East_id=2534374309065646&bmU ID=1193619300514&bmLocale=en_US
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RE: a/c cover
I used the 7" smooth air clearner cover and insert because my 7 year old nephew poked holes in the filter on his dad's bike. It also helps in the rain.
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RE: a/c cover
Any HD twin cam A/C insert will fit right onto the filter if ya wanna run it open element which looks cooler IMHO. There's a ton of other aftermarket inserts also with all kinds of themes/designs.
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RE: a/c cover
ORIGINAL: zuma
WS6,
How did you cut that, what did you use?
I see it does not show the edge on the ring,
is that because it is on top of the football?
Thanks
WS6,
How did you cut that, what did you use?
I see it does not show the edge on the ring,
is that because it is on top of the football?
Thanks
Read down to about post # 5 or 6.
Formula comes up with some outstanding ideas.
mud
https://www.hdforums.com/m_837591/tm.htm