If you wait long enough!!
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If you wait long enough!!
Finally got the turn signal relocation clamps that I'm familiar (spelling-not real swift), with. They are solid aluminum, chromed for the 49mm forks. And no I don't work or get paid from these guys. I have been in contact with them before they were available, and I got them yesterday.Take a look. Custom Cycle Engineering 800-472-9253. Alittle spendy, $110, but they sit in nice and close.[IMG] 
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RE: If you wait long enough!!
Saw those when I was hunting phor some clamps. Then I phound the ones phrom Kuryahkyn phor half that price.
Either way... Love the look of them off the bars, and both are much better then the HD kit.
Either way... Love the look of them off the bars, and both are much better then the HD kit.
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RE: If you wait long enough!!
Kad-I lied to ya, when I stepped outside there is a break in our summer weather?? Hope this is what your looking for as far a pictures go. [IMG] 
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[/IMG] The only problem that I ran into was similar to Phreak. I put a split lock washer as a spacer between the blinker and the clamp. The blinker is rounded and it just doesn't lay flat against the clamp without a little spaceing. You don't even notice the washer. Eric
[/IMG] [IMG] [/IMG] [IMG] [/IMG] [IMG] [/IMG] The only problem that I ran into was similar to Phreak. I put a split lock washer as a spacer between the blinker and the clamp. The blinker is rounded and it just doesn't lay flat against the clamp without a little spaceing. You don't even notice the washer. Eric
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