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Really cleans up "the otherside" of the motor. Gotta chop that thang off soon.
Need to find an alternate location, cause I do want to have the device available when it is needed.
Anybody gone this route??
Is yours still on the workbench Formula?? You are pretty damn good at problem solving.
Reminded me when I saw your pix in the batttender thread, and the little clip on the wire
to the front plug caught my eye. What'd you do there?? Looks real clean.
Nice setup on the batttender as well.
mud
Need to find an alternate location, cause I do want to have the device available when it is needed.
Anybody gone this route??
Is yours still on the workbench Formula?? You are pretty damn good at problem solving.
Reminded me when I saw your pix in the batttender thread, and the little clip on the wire
to the front plug caught my eye. What'd you do there?? Looks real clean.
Nice setup on the batttender as well.
mud
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RE: hornless
I've been thinking the same thing since I saw the "bare jugs" post a few weeks ago. I think the horn is about the least attractive part of the bike. It just seems out of place. Also, I plan toinstallfinned headbolt bridges next week and I'd like that area as open as possible.
The hole on the downtubes is for the upper crash bar mount, which I already have. I'll have to get creative and configfure a mount that looks clean and professional. I'm open to suggestions if anyone has some. Will post pics when it's completed.
The hole on the downtubes is for the upper crash bar mount, which I already have. I'll have to get creative and configfure a mount that looks clean and professional. I'm open to suggestions if anyone has some. Will post pics when it's completed.
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ORIGINAL: Hey Joe
I just went out and looked at mine closer I think it would just bolt
right up there is already a hole.
Only thing to do would be reroute the wires
maybe splice them if they wernt long enough.
I just went out and looked at mine closer I think it would just bolt
right up there is already a hole.
Only thing to do would be reroute the wires
maybe splice them if they wernt long enough.
(where you goin with that gun in your hand??)
I think the stock horn hung on the downtubes would look like sh it.
On the other hand, may not.
mud
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From: From Long Island, now in So. Cal
RE: hornless
ORIGINAL: mudpuddle
Really cleans up "the otherside" of the motor. Gotta chop that thang off soon.
Need to find an alternate location, cause I do want to have the device available when it is needed.
Anybody gone this route??
Is yours still on the workbench Formula?? You are pretty damn good at problem solving.
Reminded me when I saw your pix in the batttender thread, and the little clip on the wire
to the front plug caught my eye. What'd you do there?? Looks real clean.
Nice setup on the batttender as well.
mud
Really cleans up "the otherside" of the motor. Gotta chop that thang off soon.
Need to find an alternate location, cause I do want to have the device available when it is needed.
Anybody gone this route??
Is yours still on the workbench Formula?? You are pretty damn good at problem solving.
Reminded me when I saw your pix in the batttender thread, and the little clip on the wire
to the front plug caught my eye. What'd you do there?? Looks real clean.
Nice setup on the batttender as well.
mud
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RE: hornless
I'm still really happy with how my horn project turned out.
https://www.hdforums.com/m_991508/tm.htm
https://www.hdforums.com/m_991508/tm.htm
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RE: hornless
ORIGINAL: WS6 Formula
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My ignition wire supports are homemade, the front cylinder wire is supported with Romex house wire
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The rear lead support is a flat piece of plastic that I cut to size
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My ignition wire supports are homemade, the front cylinder wire is supported with Romex house wire
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The rear lead support is a flat piece of plastic that I cut to size
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I thought somethin looked different about the two gang wire support, couldn't tell from that other pic.
What camera are you shootin with, nice shots.
Great job, keep up the good work.
mud
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ORIGINAL: CraigC
I'm still really happy with how my horn project turned out.
https://www.hdforums.com/m_991508/tm.htm
I'm still really happy with how my horn project turned out.
https://www.hdforums.com/m_991508/tm.htm
Thorough description there at the other thread.
Thanx for pointing that out.
Your attention to detail is to be admired.
mud
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