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I'm sure you know, but be ready for a fight getting the front screw removed from the belt guard. Use an impact driver to break the threadlock and make sure you use a good quality Torx head. Experience
Thanks for the heads-up on that. Luckily, I have a manual hand impact driver and torx bits in the 'ol box of tools.
Was finally able to get out and ride. Went to get something to eat at an old restaurant I use to frequent back in the day. Was able to put about 100 miles on today. Just a tad below 3600 miles. Will be able to ride to work all this upcoming week.
Just a heads up to low rider owners...keep an eye on the horn bracket for any signs of failure. I was surprised the bracket broke as it's a thick metal piece holding the horn.
On the way home from a nice ride this morning I heard a loud clank from the front end when crossing over railroad tracks, I thought something had come loose. It was the horn and broken bracket hanging by the two wires from the horn hitting the top of the regulator.
I'm sure it's covered under warranty so back to the Dealer this Tuesday for a replacement part.
SBRob, I never heard of that ever happening before. Must have been a badly welded horn attachment bracket. Can't wait to hear what the Dealer says. Thanks for posting.
SBRob, I never heard of that ever happening before. Must have been a badly welded horn attachment bracket. Can't wait to hear what the Dealer says. Thanks for posting.
At 4196 miles, I had battery go dead; would not charge. I had been out of town for a couple of months and it sat. However it was on a charger but still died. It was replaced at no cost from the dealer.
I will be at 4000 miles by the end of this week. 4000 miles in 5 months is a record for me. I love riding to work and will be riding into Nov. At this rate, a 2017 LR may be in order.
Anyone demo a 2016 LR yet?
Originally Posted by modular
Going solo.....ordered up the Mustang Vintage Solo seat and the belt guard front bracket/hardware from the Street Bob for removing the passenger pegs. I really like how a solo seat cleans up the lines of the rear fender.
Looking forward to seeing those mods.
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