Hearland Conversion and Lowering
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Hearland Conversion and Lowering
So i want to put a heartland conversion kit on my bike. what all do i need to get this done. Do i just need to buy the conversion kit and it will have everything i need in it? do/should i also lower the bike too, or does the conversion kit do that?
The Heartland kit comes with everything you are prepared to pay for !!!!! if you want turn signals for example you have to order and pay for extra........
Front fender is extra......... sidemount plate is extra...visit their website as very good but do not bother trying to contact them they are useless at customer service.......good luck
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Joined: Nov 2008
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From: Portland Oregon
1st it would help if we knew what bike you had ? i lowered my bike b4 i put on Heartland but needs lowering again so wait until kit fitted.
The Heartland kit comes with everything you are prepared to pay for !!!!! if you want turn signals for example you have to order and pay for extra........
Front fender is extra......... sidemount plate is extra...visit their website as very good but do not bother trying to contact them they are useless at customer service.......good luck
The Heartland kit comes with everything you are prepared to pay for !!!!! if you want turn signals for example you have to order and pay for extra........
Front fender is extra......... sidemount plate is extra...visit their website as very good but do not bother trying to contact them they are useless at customer service.......good luck
Road Warrior
Joined: May 2006
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From: London, England
I don't know why people bother with Heartland personally. Sure the stuff looks nice and I'm sure it's convenient to have it all in 1 box but bloody hell they're expensive and I'm still waiting for a reply 2 months after contacting them wanting to spend over $2000 with them!!
Have a look at their website, note down all the bits you want and go buy them a helluva lot cheaper from the aftermarket suppliers!
Just my opinion - I'm sure I'll be shot down in flames
Have a look at their website, note down all the bits you want and go buy them a helluva lot cheaper from the aftermarket suppliers!
Just my opinion - I'm sure I'll be shot down in flames
Road Captain
Joined: Dec 2008
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From: Czech republic
I don't know why people bother with Heartland personally. Sure the stuff looks nice and I'm sure it's convenient to have it all in 1 box but bloody hell they're expensive and I'm still waiting for a reply 2 months after contacting them wanting to spend over $2000 with them!!
Have a look at their website, note down all the bits you want and go buy them a helluva lot cheaper from the aftermarket suppliers!
Just my opinion - I'm sure I'll be shot down in flames
Have a look at their website, note down all the bits you want and go buy them a helluva lot cheaper from the aftermarket suppliers!
Just my opinion - I'm sure I'll be shot down in flames
Road Warrior
Joined: May 2006
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From: London, England
I've found everything pretty easily...... bikes being done whilst I'm in Daytona in a couple of weeks. Pics will be posted as soon as return!
Road Captain
Joined: Dec 2008
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From: Czech republic
looking forward to see it. I am not going to buy the kit this year, will wait one more year, so maybe you will give me other direction to go.
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Road Warrior
Joined: May 2007
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From: MD
I paid 1000 on eBay for the 200 ez kit. Hell of cheaper than full price. Its worth it if you do it yourself. If you pay somebody to make you a kit like this you will end up paying a lot more for the custom work that's done. There customer service is terrible probably because they make so much dam money they know they need to be nice. They are the only ones to have anything like this. I wouldn't pay 2 grand for this kit. To me they need to come down on the price. But they .
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I don't know why people bother with Heartland personally. Sure the stuff looks nice and I'm sure it's convenient to have it all in 1 box but bloody hell they're expensive and I'm still waiting for a reply 2 months after contacting them wanting to spend over $2000 with them!!
Have a look at their website, note down all the bits you want and go buy them a helluva lot cheaper from the aftermarket suppliers!
Just my opinion - I'm sure I'll be shot down in flames
Have a look at their website, note down all the bits you want and go buy them a helluva lot cheaper from the aftermarket suppliers!
Just my opinion - I'm sure I'll be shot down in flames
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I have never had a problem with customer service just called them yesterday to get fenders and they were great and shipped them right out they were also very helpful with all of the issues I had when putting the kit together on my bike be ready for qa big project you need to have a good knowledge of bikes and a repair manuel good luck and if you need advise just ask