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Hey yall was searching the web for an answer and found it in the forum! My name is Shaun, I am a USMC Vet, gm service tech, and have been making my 01 Softail look the way I want over the pst year or so when I have time.
Correct its the arlen ness jagged rotor up front. Thanks, it is getting there! Gotta service front forks still, wire in and install rear blinkers. Waiting on a few parts then this girl will be a rider!
While you have the forks apart throw in a set of Monotubes from Progressive. they won't break the bank and will certainly help that front end.
Originally Posted by Glasslovr
Correct its the arlen ness jagged rotor up front. Thanks, it is getting there! Gotta service front forks still, wire in and install rear blinkers. Waiting on a few parts then this girl will be a rider!
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