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Hello All!!
I have been riding for a pretty long time. I have a number of scooters in my stable from a 1960 Pan to a 2016 FXDLS.
I am not great with the newer stuff. I have a question that I am hoping someone can answer... The front Rotor bolts on the FXDLS... What part # are they? They have a shoulder, But I have seen sites list the Colenys without the shoulder fitting my ride. I would prefer to go with the Non-Shoulder, but I am not sure if that is a No-No
So I got them... They didn't fit right so I ate it and put them in a draw. Has anyone here actually changed a Rotor on the Lowrider / Lowrider S and can tell me what quality bolt they used to replace it? Right now I am running the stock ones after the Rotor Change, HOWEVER, I am thinking of painting my wheels and I will need to remove the rotors again and I kind of don't want to use the same bolts 3 times. The manual reads that it is a 1-time use thing, I think that is a little crazy, but... He;ll... I might as well.
Any thoughts folks?
Oooo - This is my first post.
HI!
Respectfully.
1SG Chuck
2016 FXDLS 2016 FXDLs 1960 Pan She now has a 72 Shovel in her.
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Looks like you will need the shoulder bolt with a washer. OEM part links below. I don't know what would be a good aftermarket alternative, I'm sure someone else will respond and have some recommendations.
Looks like you will need the shoulder bolt with a washer. OEM part links below. I don't know what would be a good aftermarket alternative, I'm sure someone else will respond and have some recommendations.
I first put the Ness rotor on my 2010 FXD and it was Night and Day difference.
Then when I acquired the FXDLS, I read a number of posts that stated that the Ness caused extreme shakes and did not work with the Dual disk on the FXDLS.
I decided to take a chance...
It WORKS GREAT!
I then contacted Ness and told them that the set up worked. They stated that they had a run of disks that were bad. So there it is! IT WORKS> Ignore what you read in the threads - I am living proof. It does make a slight wine, but that will die down in a few hundred miles. Their rotor is just breaking in.
I first put the Ness rotor on my 2010 FXD and it was Night and Day difference.
Then when I acquired the FXDLS, I read a number of posts that stated that the Ness caused extreme shakes and did not work with the Dual disk on the FXDLS.
I decided to take a chance...
It WORKS GREAT!
I then contacted Ness and told them that the set up worked. They stated that they had a run of disks that were bad. So there it is! IT WORKS> Ignore what you read in the threads - I am living proof. It does make a slight wine, but that will die down in a few hundred miles. Their rotor is just breaking in.
Cool. I put one on a 2018 FXLR with a single disc and it worked well also. There were a few silly members who couldn't accept that it would make a difference. Nevertheless it was great and I was thinking about it. Like I said, its now decided. Once my relocation is done I'll get them on the same time I finally install my GP cartridges.
Cool. I put one on a 2018 FXLR with a single disc and it worked well also. There were a few silly members who couldn't accept that it would make a difference. Nevertheless it was great and I was thinking about it. Like I said, its now decided. Once my relocation is done I'll get them on the same time I finally install my GP cartridges.
Great Cartridge!!! The previous owner installed it and I was thrilled - and Shocked! I just wished he went 2 Over, but you can't win them all.
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2016 FXDLS Front ROTOR Bolts??? Please help
