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congrats frank, I gave up somewhere around the 170th page lol
However, somewhere either in this thread or another I read about a wobble. Between 40 and 47 mph the bars get a little wobble. It's not death defying or anything, just something I don't feel should be there on a bike I bought friday and only has 600 miles. Any ideas on things I should look out for? I already called the dealer and its going in friday or saturday also.
Not sure if you got the problem taken care of or not but I had the same thing and it was a defective tire. Once I had the tire replaced there is no wobble at all
I have not been on here in 4 days.... been out riding... you people talk to much while I am riding lmao.
Question, does anyone have any good pic's of their lo with a crash bar or mustache bar? I really want to get one so I can have highway peg's, but can't decide between the two or if I actually want to get one.
I have not been on here in 4 days.... been out riding... you people talk to much while I am riding lmao.
Question, does anyone have any good pic's of their lo with a crash bar or mustache bar? I really want to get one so I can have highway peg's, but can't decide between the two or if I actually want to get one.
Here is a few pics with the standard black engine guard.
Yeah, back in March i kept saying "I can't wait for spring/summer to get here to go riding!" now i'm sitting here in June saying "I can't wait for winter to get here so i can re-rip apart my bike and get the rest of what i want shipped out to powder coat!"
really all that's left to PC are my brake lever, shifter lever, and MAYBE my cam and transmission cover (though im questioning those two).. then maybe if Kuryakyn would get off their butts and release the black ISO brake pedal/shifter peg line, i could be happy.
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