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hi everyone
thanks for the addy admin☺
just got my first harley, 07 nightrain been dreaming for years and now it's reality.
pretty stock at the moment and looking forward to making it my own. got a 18 x 5.5 fat spoked rear on its way. and looking for some experienced tips and direction .
what im wanting to do is put a 23inc up front and blackout the front forks and trees? can i keep original rake ?
also want to lower back end should I lower the front aswell ? hiw will this affect the ride ?
i love the badlander seat but gets uncomfortable on the ling rides do what's a good touring seat single or double ?
thanks people will put a pic up soon 😎
Last edited by utu; Dec 6, 2016 at 07:00 PM.
Reason: add photo
When I bought my 2008 NT it had the same exhaust, which I liked, but it had no O2 sensor ports and the previous owner just snipped the wires - I have O2 sensors with the new exhaust.
When I bought my 2008 NT it had the same exhaust, which I liked, but it had no O2 sensor ports and the previous owner just snipped the wires - I have O2 sensors with the new exhaust.
hey mate
yeah mines got the o2 sensors on just looking for a heavy intake breather
Originally Posted by Ink83
Not too far at all!
nah man. love Townsville looking forward to riding up in the new year . might need a more comfy seat though . it's ok if i break the ride up. wouldn't mind a single seat though
Last edited by ChickinOnaChain; Dec 11, 2016 at 10:27 AM.
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