crash bars
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I've got the H-D black front and rear. Never got over far enough to drag em and I can put a couple of those snap on bags on the rear ones for some extra storage space on trips.
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I like that rear guard
Hey what's the part number on that rear guard and do you think it would bolt on with the stock pipes?
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Don't know...I bought em on Ebay a couple years ago. I think they are still in the P n A catalog and you can probably find em on the H-D website under accessories. They worked fine with my fishtails so I assume they would work with stock pipes as well.
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I like that rear guard
Hey what's the part number on that rear guard and do you think it would bolt on with the stock pipes?
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Because the nostalgic bars are curved there is a very limited amount of space to put highway pegs.
I have a love/hate relationship with crash bars. I like the looks of a bike without them, but I kinda like my legs and bike. In my wreck it was the crash bars that saved both. I don't mind paying for them as an additional insurance policy.
I have a love/hate relationship with crash bars. I like the looks of a bike without them, but I kinda like my legs and bike. In my wreck it was the crash bars that saved both. I don't mind paying for them as an additional insurance policy.
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