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There is a brand of spray in grease I saw recently from Lucas Oil that is great in tight spots like on that stand. It's called Red-N-Tacky You can just squirt it in through a straw like a WD-40 straw. Great for lubing metal on metal gizmos with a slight opening but no Zerk fittings.
thanks for your response. The picture sent is similar to what I am looking for. That unit appears to possibly highly customized though. I am looking for something a bit more stock 81 harley radio caddy. This is what I am looking for.. This one is for sale but you have to buy the whole fairing.
Wow a radio with *****, hard to find them anymore. Reminds me of the good old days of windjammers with cycle sound speakers. Could only hear them in town and you could kinda tell there was music playing at highway speeds. We all thought it was kool. Lol
A decent blue tooth radio setup in the helmet with your smart phone gets rid of all that stuff. Unless you don’t wear a helmet then I guess you need Harley cycle sound.
Wow a radio with *****, hard to find them anymore. Reminds me of the good old days of windjammers with cycle sound speakers. Could only hear them in town and you could kinda tell there was music playing at highway speeds. We all thought it was kool. Lol
A decent blue tooth radio setup in the helmet with your smart phone gets rid of all that stuff. Unless you dont wear a helmet then I guess you need Harley cycle sound.
It's off my 77 shrine edition FLH. I'll never use it.
the only music I need is the stroker growlin thru the fishtails at around 90 MPH. 😈
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