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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
Actually the steering stem had come loose, and they put about 40 shots of grease in it I don't know how many he had put in before it walked up....
Thanks for quoting that pic and posting it misbehaven. I've been debating on a crash bar as much as I have the exhaust. That pic pretty much settled it.
A few people have opted for the Mustache Bars but in my opinion I think the standard bars or the Nostalgic bar flow better with the bike. I just need to get some nice foot pegs and mounts for mine.
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'll have pics up probably Friday. My dad got 2 for free and mailed me one coming Thursday. I gotta spray it black then put everything on. I just got the pegs, mounts, and hardware yesterday. It's the mustache bar with the rubber things on it for feet.
I'll have pics up probably Friday. My dad got 2 for free and mailed me one coming Thursday. I gotta spray it black then put everything on. I just got the pegs, mounts, and hardware yesterday. It's the mustache bar with the rubber things on it for feet.
Yeah I will wait to see what yours looks like, I think if I got the stache bar though I would just use the rubber foot spots that are already on it. I was just gonna stop by hd tonight to pick up the standard, but I will wait.
a buddy of mine has the mustache bar on his 2002 electra glide, it looks good, but he said he's probably going to tear it off and put his old chrome standard style crash bar back on.. he asked if i wanted the mustache bar, but the frames and mounts are different so it wouldn't fit anyways
Here are some standard crashbar shots and extended trim ring pics.
To my Lo brotha's that have that eye for detail, The shinny bolts on the struts now have the black magnetic covers and the ones on the upper forks, tank etc.. all have been painted. I just haven't updated pics yet.
But I think these shots of the guard and trimring, give you perspective views for this style.
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's mine, and it has the apes for some comparison.
Click on them to make 'em bigger
I was just gonna refer you to my album but this is easier.
Man, I haven't been on here in a while congrats to the new Lo owners, your wallet will never forgive you.
Last edited by CaptainMorgan_SOS; Jun 7, 2011 at 03:56 PM.
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