My 92 FLSTC Vision
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For now, I think I will try to get the rack set up on the back so I can use the top case. For that my current limiting factor is a bolt that is too short.
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Thanks kp877. These are really close, but I need part number 90346-90 or 90346-94.
I wonder if I could make these work? $30 for two is much better than $43 each.
Looks like the end that attaches to the bag mount would be fine. But the end that attaches to the passenger peg looks like the hole is too small for the '92.
I wonder if I could make these work? $30 for two is much better than $43 each.
Looks like the end that attaches to the bag mount would be fine. But the end that attaches to the passenger peg looks like the hole is too small for the '92.
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For the badlands module, get the one that says it can handle parade mode. I have a part number somewhere but it might take some time to find it.
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Memphis Shades is great for the windshield although their instructions could not be worse.
A fresh set of rings, cosmetic gaskets, dynatek ignition, rejet the carb, install new Torrington cam bearing along with an Andrews EV13 will do wonders for the engine. I had my heads milked for slightly more compression and to get the combustion chamber volume to be the same for smoother running.
eBay is your friend for obsolete parts
Memphis Shades is great for the windshield although their instructions could not be worse.
A fresh set of rings, cosmetic gaskets, dynatek ignition, rejet the carb, install new Torrington cam bearing along with an Andrews EV13 will do wonders for the engine. I had my heads milked for slightly more compression and to get the combustion chamber volume to be the same for smoother running.
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I milked them for everything they could give, even that last 3 horsepower!
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Thanks kp877. These are really close, but I need part number 90346-90 or 90346-94.
I wonder if I could make these work? $30 for two is much better than $43 each.
Looks like the end that attaches to the bag mount would be fine. But the end that attaches to the passenger peg looks like the hole is too small for the '92.
I wonder if I could make these work? $30 for two is much better than $43 each.
Looks like the end that attaches to the bag mount would be fine. But the end that attaches to the passenger peg looks like the hole is too small for the '92.
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I guess making due with what you can get is what you have to do with older bikes.
This one sold, but I found another a placed a bid. Hopefully it will work.
This one sold, but I found another a placed a bid. Hopefully it will work.
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Good luck.