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Just a few Pics from my 05 Train 14" Wild 1 upgrade.More to follow taking the better part of the weekend to complete, first time so I want to do it right. Heres Stage 1 all parts off that need off. Thank You Dr-VTWIN for helping me make it possible from the oustanding customer service to the best prices, I truly appreciate it.
I'll bet you are excited. You better get out there and get it done! LOL. Thanks for your business sir and we look forward to pics of the finished product.
Just waiting on cables for my '08 NT's 14" upgrade...post up lots of update pics, I'm gonna need all the reference material I can find lol.
Thanks Drew I will defenitely be doing business with you again, you guys are a class act for sure. Wideroad I will be posting pics like the ones here as things progress. I plan on doing the wiring tomorrow and maybe the cables, atleast the clutch cable. Also I'm pretty shore someone just posted some pics of there install and also added in the steps they took. Just don't do what I did and remove the fuel cross over cable before your shore the tank is empty or your ready to cap it, freakin was a bloody mess on the garage floor before I could get it capped.
Thanks Drew I will defenitely be doing business with you again, you guys are a class act for sure. Wideroad I will be posting pics like the ones here as things progress. I plan on doing the wiring tomorrow and maybe the cables, atleast the clutch cable. Also I'm pretty shore someone just posted some pics of there install and also added in the steps they took. Just don't do what I did and remove the fuel cross over cable before your shore the tank is empty or your ready to cap it, freakin was a bloody mess on the garage floor before I could get it capped.
Yup, when I first went to take the tank off my fatboy I did not even realize there was a crossover line and kept pulling up on the tank until the the crossover broke. It smelled like gas in my garage for weeks after that! LOL.
Yup, when I first went to take the tank off my fatboy I did not even realize there was a crossover line and kept pulling up on the tank until the the crossover broke. It smelled like gas in my garage for weeks after that! LOL.
Drew
Yeah pretty much the same here, gas smell just seems to settle in no matter how much you clean it.
Congrats on the apes... you will be really happy with the feel... plus it'll match that tall sissy bar better... IMO
Yeah I agree, got the tall for the wife. I had a Medium one with my Fatboy, she said it wasn't comfortable, but likes the tall better. I'm thinkin the next thing I will do is to drop it in the front and rear, but who knows
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