Finally done w/ the dash & coil
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From: Farmington ,MS
That looks 100,000% better that stock. When I first saw a rocker with the goofy passenger seat stuck up in the air, I pointed and laughed out loud in the dealership. The rocker has more potential than any bike Harley makes, but the MOCO does not understand the DETAILS are what make it. I guess that just makes the aftermarket happy...OR at this point is Harley in bed with the aftermarket...and intentionally puts stuff on the bike that you will have to change.
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Road Master
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From: Houston, TX
Finally quit raining so I rolled it out and took a few mo better pics.
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Road Master
Joined: Apr 2008
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From: Houston, TX
That looks 100,000% better that stock. When I first saw a rocker with the goofy passenger seat stuck up in the air, I pointed and laughed out loud in the dealership. The rocker has more potential than any bike Harley makes, but the MOCO does not understand the DETAILS are what make it. I guess that just makes the aftermarket happy...OR at this point is Harley in bed with the aftermarket...and intentionally puts stuff on the bike that you will have to change.
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Road Master
Joined: Apr 2008
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From: Houston, TX
Thanks for the comments guys..
Alain.. Don't be afraid.. It's very straight forward.. Removing the gas tank is prolly the hardest thing.. You will need to have a die-grinder and some good bits to modify the stock coil mount and you'll need to be able to fab a mount bracket for the coil.. The rest is all in the service manual.. I'll give HD props for a simple to read wiring schematic..
Alain.. Don't be afraid.. It's very straight forward.. Removing the gas tank is prolly the hardest thing.. You will need to have a die-grinder and some good bits to modify the stock coil mount and you'll need to be able to fab a mount bracket for the coil.. The rest is all in the service manual.. I'll give HD props for a simple to read wiring schematic..
Road Master
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From: Just south of Chicago, Illinois
Nice mod. I still don't like rockers from the factory but you guys make them into some fine lookin' scoots!!
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From: Sooke BC
Now that is an awesome mod... Maybe someone could look up the connector numbers and build a connector kit? that way its pretty much just plug and play. Ill go threw the thread and get the list of parts, and try to find some numbers. Later I will pick your brains for the wiring changes, and see if I cant do them in a small Swap Harness.
Thanks for the great Idea!! Mind if I post this over at FXCW.Org??
Thanks for the great Idea!! Mind if I post this over at FXCW.Org??