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I have a FB Lo and love the polished look- I have no truoble keeping mine clean-microfiber cloth and a little Harley Gloss and just wipe clean
yeah i tried that didnt get the finger prints or water marks off....im a perfectionist...have been able to clean it well with stainless steel kitchen wipes that u use on your microwave n fridge......but after having chrome that blings after u clean it i just cant go back
yeah i tried that didnt get the finger prints or water marks off....im a perfectionist...have been able to clean it well with stainless steel kitchen wipes that u use on your microwave n fridge......but after having chrome that blings after u clean it i just cant go back
I use nevr dull, cleans that satin finish nicely. Apply it and then buff out with a soft cloth.
It's a little pricey, but I was fortunate to get mine at the local dealership on the 75% off rack. Was chrome, but a little HD satin spray paint was all it needed!
I just made this my self out of 3mm plate 275 mm high 100mm wide with a tab 75mm centre up from the bottom on the right hand side , the tab was square until i bent it around sideways then i just shaped it with the grinder and drillled a hole in the centre for the axle bolt.
the light is a $7 dollar trailer light from supercheap you could get one from home depot and then just cut 3 small strips of rebar and welded them around the light run the wiring and soldered and heat wraped all up it cost about $20
If you want a full drawing let me know i will do one up but it will really depend on the light you buy just sit your light above your plate and trace around it and then fab it up ,its better than paying $180 dollarsfor a custom one
Cool thanks man. I wanted to see how it was mounted to the axle. Not sure if I feel comfortable taking that nut off or not.
Cool thanks man. I wanted to see how it was mounted to the axle. Not sure if I feel comfortable taking that nut off or not.
As long as you use a trouque wrench to do it up again there is no issues set to spec in book you should bechecking the nut reaulay anyway even though it has a sir clip on it
Here some with the sissy bar fitted adds a bit of depth i think getting the look slowly still need the forward controls and a few more ideas to add yet.
Still needs the forward conrols i think for the look i am going for
Samson sidewinders
2" tank lift
Chopped rear guard
relocated singals
smoked lens
relocated horn
stripped off chain guards
6" t bars
Roland sands air cleaner
TTS Master tune
Home made brake light and plate holder
Are those HD street slammer bars?
I'm really torn between 4" pull back risers, 16" apes, or the street slammers.
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