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in the past i had a lucky sucker fender which is a swing arm mounted fender. first i located my ECU behind my splash guard where the TSS module is. i wasnt a fan of the ECU sitting there so later i used a Yuasa battery part # YTX15L-BS. this battery is 1 inch shorter so it gave me clearance to move my ECU back under my seat.
it is a tight fit but you can see it all fits.
everything mounted under the seat pan that i made. the seat is lifted a little high up but you can see it can move down a lot.
later i made a fender from scratch and never changed my configuration on where the computer is. the seat i have now is a stock blackline seat with the passenger pad cut off.
Dumb question I know Sarah. I'm new to Harley's, but I play guitar too and can talk that **** with you all day long.
Hot pic you got there. Nuttin better than a blonde who rides AND plays. Wanna get married?
Whoa cowboy. Put that skin flute back in your pants. I'm sorry, Sarah. Newbies...
in the past i had a lucky sucker fender which is a swing arm mounted fender. first i located my ECU behind my splash guard where the TSS module is. i wasnt a fan of the ECU sitting there so later i used a Yuasa battery part # YTX15L-BS. this battery is 1 inch shorter so it gave me clearance to move my ECU back under my seat.
Great info. Thanks a lot. Exactly why I lurk in forums all the time.
The bike looks great too.
What year and model bike did the mounts come off of that you're now using? They appear to sit lower than mine.
Also, are you interested in selling that Lucky Sucker fender and mounts you took off the bike?
Thanks again
Thanks again
Just wanted to clarify for the trolls, my banter with Sarah was just a light hearted fun and joking around. I'm also a guitarist, and just offered to trade notes if she was so inclined. No foul motives here, and to Sarah, same message.
I appreciate all the good information this thread has given me thus far.
Going with a lithium ion battery such as one from Anti Gravity will free up space and allow you to relocate it there. The lithium ion batteries are physically smaller.
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