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I spent the afternoon with a retired member who wore a 1 %er patch for 40 years and he said do ever the **** that makes me happy to my bike , as he said do it now before you cant get your leg over the bike ..
I spent the afternoon with a retired member who wore a 1 %er patch for 40 years and he said do ever the **** that makes me happy to my bike , as he said do it now before you cant get your leg over the bike ..
Not a Baker but here's the kicker kit I put on my old Evo Softail with staggered duals, took an offset arm to clear the pipes...
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I spent the afternoon with a retired member who wore a 1 %er patch for 40 years and he said do ever the **** that makes me happy to my bike , as he said do it now before you cant get your leg over the bike ..
Good advice although I dont think most people could give a **** if your advisor was a club member or not. I dunno why people throw that into their posts. It doesnt add any credibility
As mentioned, there are "off the shelf" pipes available. Not a ton of them, but there are several.
Last year I put a kicker on my 76 FLH. It worked well but I didn't like how the pedal was in the way, and I didn't want to use a folding arm like I have on my Evo FXWG, so I took it off.
Last week I took the FLH out and when I went to start it to come home the battery wouldn't crank it over. Had to have a guy with one of those mini jump boxes give me a jump.
Maybe I'll have to re-install the kicker.....
Many of us in here have modified our bikes with non-stock parts, it's called customising, which is what you are doing with your kicker. It is also down to each of us to solve the various challenges that are put up in front of us! With off the wall stuff there is rarely a single or simple solution. Press on - we'll still be here to chip in with help and advice.
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