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I see a number of threads on Lowering the Rocker/ Rocker C, which is getting my interest, however,has anyone done a "Tank Lift" yet on a Rocker and if so can you post some pics, or has anyone seen one with a tank-lift?
what will hit the or the turn signals? if its the turn signals that hit then just relocate them,if its the bars then we may have to deal with what we have
at the local stealership 2 day
rocker in showroom,handlebars all the way to left
about 3/4" from tank to turn signal
those will have to be moved or removed!
Thanks for the info Mike. I have been searching for a thread on relocating the Turn sigs, many of them, but I cannot find one on the Rocker. Anyone know if Turn sigs have been relocated to forks?
Get rid of the Turn Sigs.
If you like or need front turn Sigs there are 2 other optiond then relocating.
Get mirrors with sigs built in -or Grips with sigs built in.
Thanks for the info Mike. I have been searching for a thread on relocating the Turn sigs, many of them, but I cannot find one on the Rocker. Anyone know if Turn sigs have been relocated to forks?
Roy
yes there is a thread looks ok
i would probably go w/mini's or none at all
Got a third option, we, my son and I, the Rocker is his, made a bracket that bolts under the lower triple clamp and we installed the turn dignals between the fork legs under the lower triple clamp. The turn signals are attached to our "homeade bracket" using the "L" bracket that were used to attach the turn signal to one handle bar. We purchased another bracket from HD for the otherside and bolted it all together.
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