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Apr 23, 2010 | 08:23 AM

#21

syr-fatbob-09

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i put the 250$ aileron heated grips on my fatbob , but i saved $ by installing them myself and i wouldn't go back

Apr 23, 2010 | 08:46 AM

#22

skullhead

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From: Franklin, TN

Quote:

Originally Posted by 08fxdf43202

Why not?

I payed about the same money for a genuine Harley Davidson product with no defects, I don't think that's a 'waste' of money.

Even if they do fit, isn't it pretty obvious I think they look trashy ... so what!

Pretty brave criticizing someone about what their putting on their bike when your running that lame *** exhaust system. Looks like you have a drain pipe from under the sink hanging off the back of your bike.

Apr 23, 2010 | 09:06 AM

#23

SBRob

Seasoned HDF Member

Joined: Oct 2008

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From: Missouri City,TX

Quote:

Originally Posted by ImNoPrince

1" PM PERFORMANCE MACHINE BILLET RENTHAL GRIPS HARLEY These cost a bit more but still have a classic old school look. You can get them most places and from E-bay.

Meh, I spent $90. + bucks for PM Renthal black grips and the left grip came loose and almost fell off the handlebar...locktight and glue are your friend.

They look good, but the $25.00 HD OEM rubber grips were more comfotable and had less vibration than these high dollar (overpriced) grips.

Just sayin'...

Apr 23, 2010 | 11:39 PM

#24

TheAddiction

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Joined: Jan 2010

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From: Nevada

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Originally Posted by 2NAHNTR

Looks like you won't be putting anything new on your bike thats made by HD then.

Yea the selection of HD accessories made in the USA anymore is slim. Some of the billet stuff and high end add-ons but not much. I'm pretty **** about checking where anything I buy these days is made. I chalk it up pride and just trying to do my part to help out our country's economy.