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Freak-I have a question for ya. When I talked to Kurynkn about the 49mm light clamps, the guy told me the threads were a course thread versus the fine thread on the blinkers? He said the clamps were for there lights not the stock blinkers, What's up? Did you have to do something different to mount the blinkers? Thanks, Eric
phreak-I have a question for ya. When I talked to Kurynkn about the 49mm light clamps, the guy told me the threads were a course thread versus the fine thread on the blinkers? He said the clamps were for there lights not the stock blinkers, What's up? Did you have to do something different to mount the blinkers? Thanks, Eric
Take a close look at the close up pic I posted.
The threads on the bolts they include with the kit will not go completely into the blinkers. So what I did was add a 1/2" spacer to make up the difference between how phar in their bolts would go, and the space between the clamp and the blinker. It tightens up nicely, and stays in place.
What size of bars are those and where did you get them...they look real good. if you wanted to run the wires externally and keep the turn signals on the bars...are the factory cables and wires long enough for those bars on a stock bob?
Yeah,.... I'm glad ya posted these pics. I've been wanting to move my signals to the forks but I was holding off since I think the factory locoation looks better than the recloation kit that H-D has. I really like the look of those from Kuryakyn. And you know you should never say that your almost done,......cause that usually means your now entering the expensive phase,....LOL
What size of bars are those and where did you get them...they look real good. if you wanted to run the wires externally and keep the turn signals on the bars...are the factory cables and wires long enough for those bars on a stock bob?
thanks
The bars a Drag Specialties 14.5"x1" thick. Got them phrom Dennis Kirk. I drilled them phor the internal wiring, and painted them black myself.
There was enough of the stock wiring to run it on the outside of the bars. I ran it that way phor a couple of weeks before moving the signals and running the wires inside.
Cables on the other hand.... I did have to replace the brake, throttle/idle and clutch cables to use these bars.
I looked at Harley's version and had decided that they looked better where they were. And then you come a long and show me just how much cooler they can look...
...another mod I can't afford yet. They're beginning to pile up now.[:-]
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