05 Train 14" wild1 upgrade

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Jul 10, 2010 | 04:08 AM

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story808

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haha... I hear you, I had a tall sissy bar for the wife but she wanted a short one cause she said it's easier to get on and off the bike?

Jul 11, 2010 | 03:19 PM

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HillBilly73

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Day 2

I posted the pics in my garage just seems easier. I got the bars mounted and the wiring complete, Corss fingers it works that Novello wiring kit seems pretty straight forward no solder or cutting was nice. Let me know what you think more pics to follow Maybe tomorrow.

Jul 11, 2010 | 06:37 PM

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treehawk

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so far so good.

Jul 12, 2010 | 10:52 PM

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Day 3

Today I got all the cables installed minus the front brake. I got everything put back together minus the air filter mirrors and exhaust. It's unbeliveable how easy those magnum cables are to install. My biggest worry was the internal wiring i'm a shade tree mechanic at best so wiring I crossing my fingers cause I had to pull quite a bit but the Novello extension held up, Which I was shocked to see that it worked.Adding up all the time I spent so far would be about 10 hours over a three day stretch and I probably have 2 more hours until it's all complete then off for a test run. Oh yeah had another gas instance when I hooked up my tank, apparantly when the manul tels you to depressurise your tank you really should. Who would have thunk it. my pics are in my garage stop by and check them out lemme know what you think.