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My 2020 RGS fairing is pointing off to the right by a small amount also. I removed the front of the fairing along with the head light assembly. There are 4 bolts behind the assembly that hold the fairing. I loosened the bolts (also loosened the lower fairing support) and moved the fairing to the left as much as I could. Maybe moved approx. 1/4 inch. Not perfect but better than it was. Rumor has it HD designed it that way for better aerodynamics.
Yea they all do it. Wait no they don't.
I could hear some dealership explaining the learned from the bagger racing they were better if it was off center. Yes you are one of the lucky ones that got the post bagger racing version.
Come on what do you expect from a discount $30,000 plus motorcycle anyway.
Last edited by smitty901; Jun 14, 2022 at 01:57 PM.
Yea they all do it. Wait no they don't.
I could hear some dealership explaining the learned from the bagger racing they were better if it was off center. Yes you are one of the lucky ones that got the post bagger racing version.
Come on what do you expect from a discount $30,000 plus motorcycle anyway.
no kidding, Harley is screwing up lately giving away things for free..saw the earlier post here where they included a free extra yellow rubber pushrod O-Ring
no kidding, Harley is screwing up lately giving away things for free..saw the earlier post here where they included a free extra yellow rubber pushrod O-Ring
It hurts to see the **** that is going on. And not things truly related to COV and other stuff I can not go into in this thread.
For most of a long time riding. 90% or more of all my parts came from HD. Any work I needed came from a trusted honest dealership. I had never heard they all do it. Never had the dealership hand me a warranty line of BS.
What I could say was that never happened to mine. I had darn good luck with every one of them.
Now Have little to do with any HD dealership.
Had the 2016 RGU liquid cooled heads 52,000 when I traded it never an issue other than Lifters at 600 miles. Warranty covered no question ask.
2017 Liquid cooled heads . No real issues Lifters were shot at about 40K.
2020 RGL been good to me Lifters were bad by 12,000 HD would not warranty. But work maybe give me a discount on replacement and labor..
It hurts to see the **** that is going on. And not things truly related to COV and other stuff I can not go into in this thread.
For most of a long time riding. 90% or more of all my parts came from HD. Any work I needed came from a trusted honest dealership. I had never heard they all do it. Never had the dealership hand me a warranty line of BS.
What I could say was that never happened to mine. I had darn good luck with every one of them.
Now Have little to do with any HD dealership.
Had the 2016 RGU liquid cooled heads 52,000 when I traded it never an issue other than Lifters at 600 miles. Warranty covered no question ask. 2017 Liquid cooled heads . No real issues Lifters were shot at about 40K. 2020 RGL been good to me Lifters were bad by 12,000 HD would not warranty. But work maybe give me a discount on replacement and labor..
maybe I'm lucky..at 47,000 miles no shark fairing alignment issue.......and my 2015 Rushmore, 2017 M8 and 2020 M8 totaling 106,000 miles have never had lifter problems
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