FLSTF Rider's Essentials Kit
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Road Warrior
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RE: FLSTF Rider's Essentials Kit
I didn't even realise that kit came with a bike cover. My bike is always garaged so I would never use it like the $250 car cover I used once and now don't know where it is... 
Looks like I will be ordering the bits seperately.
So from what I understand you have to order 4 different things?
1) The backrest itself
2) The bracket that holds the upper half off the backrest ?
3) the detachable bolt kit
4) blinker relocation kit
and optionally
5) the LOCKABLE detachable things that loader mentioned?
DeanO
Looks like I will be ordering the bits seperately.So from what I understand you have to order 4 different things?
1) The backrest itself
2) The bracket that holds the upper half off the backrest ?
3) the detachable bolt kit
4) blinker relocation kit
and optionally
5) the LOCKABLE detachable things that loader mentioned?
DeanO
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Road Warrior
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From: Sydney, Australia
RE: FLSTF Rider's Essentials Kit
An 08 already? You didn't waste any time!! Looks nice... like that copper colored paint. Looks like a good size windscreen and the same practical backrest that I wanna get.
Does anybody know which windscreen is the one where you can add the auxiliary lighting later on as that is something else I wanna do!
DeanO
Does anybody know which windscreen is the one where you can add the auxiliary lighting later on as that is something else I wanna do!
DeanO
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From: MEXICO
RE: FLSTF Rider's Essentials Kit
Here you go DeanO,
Pick the height and style you like from the windshields shown with passing lamps:
http://www.harley-davidson.com/brows...bmLocale=en_US
Mimo.
Pick the height and style you like from the windshields shown with passing lamps:
http://www.harley-davidson.com/brows...bmLocale=en_US
Mimo.
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RE: FLSTF Rider's Essentials Kit
ORIGINAL: dmac1968
I didn't even realise that kit came with a bike cover. My bike is always garaged so I would never use it like the $250 car cover I used once and now don't know where it is... Looks like I will be ordering the bits seperately.
So from what I understand you have to order 4 different things?
1) The backrest itself
2) The bracket that holds the upper half off the backrest ?
3) the detachable bolt kit
4) blinker relocation kit
and optionally
5) the LOCKABLE detachable things that loader mentioned?
DeanO
I didn't even realise that kit came with a bike cover. My bike is always garaged so I would never use it like the $250 car cover I used once and now don't know where it is...
Looks like I will be ordering the bits seperately.So from what I understand you have to order 4 different things?
1) The backrest itself
2) The bracket that holds the upper half off the backrest ?
3) the detachable bolt kit
4) blinker relocation kit
and optionally
5) the LOCKABLE detachable things that loader mentioned?
DeanO
and on the windshield thing.. with aux lights, u planning on putting a nacelle kit too? then that again is a different shield than just aux lamps... (lol)
been out riding yep, amongst my puter dyn and so i got a kick *** Apple Power book Pro now.. that is unfracking believable in terms of functionality heh
Tourer
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From: Indianapolis
RE: FLSTF Rider's Essentials Kit
If you really want/need to relocate the turn signals I would get one of these instead of the hokey moco relocators.
http://www.bubbasbrake.com/xcart/pro...251&page=1
http://www.bubbasbrake.com/xcart/pro...251&page=1
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Road Warrior
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From: Sydney, Australia
RE: FLSTF Rider's Essentials Kit
Yeah but they might steal the Honda cover to cover their Harley so nobody will pinch their bike Either way you lose
DeanO
Either way you lose DeanO
ORIGINAL: zoomie67
Buy a Honda cover. That will guarantee no one will steal your bike.
Buy a Honda cover. That will guarantee no one will steal your bike.
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Road Warrior
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From: Sydney, Australia
RE: FLSTF Rider's Essentials Kit
Thanks Mimo,
I checked that link and they all seem to be the KING SIZE ones. Does anybody know the part number for the medium height smoked one like on the guy above with the 2008 anniversary model fatboy? I checked the part number he listed next to the screen but that was his backrest pillion pad.
Regards,
DeanO
I checked that link and they all seem to be the KING SIZE ones. Does anybody know the part number for the medium height smoked one like on the guy above with the 2008 anniversary model fatboy? I checked the part number he listed next to the screen but that was his backrest pillion pad.
Regards,
DeanO
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RE: FLSTF Rider's Essentials Kit
My bad DeanO,
The part number for the same windshield set-up that I have on the Anniversary FB is:
57141-05
IN-STORE PURCHASE ONLY Contact dealer for pricing and availability.
Low Profile, Smoked, Plain
Fits '05-later FLSTN, '86-later FLSTC and '00-later FLSTF and '06 FLST models with or without auxiliary lamps. Additional mounting hardware not required. Windshield dimensions: Overall height 23.4"; height above headlamp 17.5"; width 23.1".
MSRP US $384.95
The part number for the same windshield set-up that I have on the Anniversary FB is:
57141-05
IN-STORE PURCHASE ONLY Contact dealer for pricing and availability.
Low Profile, Smoked, Plain
Fits '05-later FLSTN, '86-later FLSTC and '00-later FLSTF and '06 FLST models with or without auxiliary lamps. Additional mounting hardware not required. Windshield dimensions: Overall height 23.4"; height above headlamp 17.5"; width 23.1".
MSRP US $384.95
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RE: FLSTF Rider's Essentials Kit
ORIGINAL: PoorBoy
I'm staying away from saddlebags, instead I have a Boss Bag (#65) that will permanently mount to the fender rack and go everywhere I go.
Since my version of "needed" storage is something I will use everyday, I leaned away from the detachable rear components that I just figured would never come off.
-paul
I'm staying away from saddlebags, instead I have a Boss Bag (#65) that will permanently mount to the fender rack and go everywhere I go.
Since my version of "needed" storage is something I will use everyday, I leaned away from the detachable rear components that I just figured would never come off.
-paul