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I just bought these last weekend .And wow what a difference they make .no more kneeling down when cleaning or shineing the bike .Makes small tasks like changeing the derby cover or tial like alot easier no more bending over .oil changes are a snap .Any other must haves ???? to make life working on the bike easier ??
Cheers Dwane
While your out shopping, stop at the HD dealer and pick up a set of the frame protectors. At under $15 its cheap insurance to make sure you don't scratch up the frames powdercoatfrom the jack. But more imporantly keep the weight of the bike off the shocks, something that will can damage them in time.
Get the service and parts manuals. The service manual will tell you how to do nearly anything you want or need to do to the bike. While the parts manual will get you all the part numbers of everything on all thesoftail bikes, in case you want something from another bike,as well as exploded drawings so you cann see a little better how things are puttogether.
Good Luck and ride safe [sm=biker2.gif]
Frank
it seems that a guy never really has enough tools hey?
i remember when i went to vancouver 10 years ago and the dollar was about ttwice as strong as the canadian dollar. nowadays with the way the economy is sucking, it is almost even.
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