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BTW, they have rear docking kit covers (magnetic) that will cover those bolts when you don't have the bar/rack attached. I had to grind a bit of the back side of the turn signal so they would sit flush. Once again, black nail polish covered it and unless your nose is 2" from it, you can't tell.
Beginning to think I should have hard mounted it, looks so good don't wanna take it off now!
got easy brackets on the way for my pony express bags as bar in way of throw over yoke, which is why I used the bolt on the middle mount. Trying to get those stupid studs out with the HD yellow thread lock is almost impossible with ordinary hex keys.
Don't think I'll go with covers, I like the look of the mounts. But thanks anyway.......
I just installed the HD 6" risers. I'll say it again for the new people on here, stock cables will work with 6" risers.
Also just installed big city thunder monster baffles on V&H big shots staggered. Used the existing baffle hole about 3" inches in and mounted baffle with the lolipop near the exit of the exhaust. Sounds abit louder and deeper. Didnt get a chance to ride out really and check it out yet. Anyone have any experience with these baffles/pipes?
I've also got the six inch risers on my 2012 Lo. They were installed by the dealer so that should assure everybody that they fit. Oh I have ABS also.
I installed the quality quiet BCT baffles in my V&H Big Shots Staggered. They sound good too me and are a good medium between V&H quiet baffles and stock baffles volume wise but with a deeper tone. I haven't had a chance yet to install them at the six inch recommended spot. Hopefully that will happen soon. To3cutter did you try them in the stock baffle location and if you did how much difference and what kind of difference did putting them in the six inch sweet spot make?
Hey Lo folks. Was out for another ride earlier today and finally remembered to bring a camera with me. Took some pictures on the one stop. I havent put any pictures up for a while, since I made a number of changes over the winter. Still a number of things on the to do list. Hope ya like it! I know I do!
Bauer looks really sharp!! What saddle bag is that and which seat ?
[QUOTE=bauer4567;11388695]Hey Lo folks. Was out for another ride earlier today and finally remembered to bring a camera with me. Took some pictures on the one stop. I havent put any pictures up for a while, since I made a number of changes over the winter. Still a number of things on the to do list. Hope ya like it! I know I do!
Bauer looks really sharp!! What saddle bag is that and which seat ?
They are road king bags, and the seat is the mustang vintage wide solo. It is a little Bulky for my liking as far as looks go, but man, is it comfortable!
I'm waiting on the match tank and fender bibs. I'm hoping they make the seat blend in a little better.
Next winter: shotgun shocks and 21/18 spoked wheels. If I can stash away the cash, I will also do the 103 or 107 upgrade. If not, the following winter my plans right now are 103 or 107 and Trask turbo setup. Time may change that though!
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