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Here's a question on a slight tangent but ..... when you get your nacelle back from the powder coaters and you put mini signals on instead of the stock indicators and you hyperthetically happen to have an accident which of course you wont of course ...... and the other guy say's sorry i did not see you indicating because they were smaller than stock how doe's that work on your insurance in the States ..... now i know they are bright but they are not as big ...... in England they would use any excuse not to pay out on a claim .... just curious
if you want to use the cover that gives it the finished look on the handle bars with the nacelle you need to change the risers to the heritage or fatboy risiers. on the fatboy BOY risiers you need to get the ones before they went to the bigger diameter bars a few years back, this pertains if your using the stock deluxe bars. if your using any other bars i have no knowledge
I had the nacelle installed using the kit, replaced the stock risers and clamp, used the stock turn signals. I added the visor style bezels for the added beefy look...
Thanks Drew, question - do you have to use the riser clamp cover - if I already have aftermarket shorty risers on with my 12" apes will they be OK? or is the special riser clamp cover needed to cover up something?
if you want to use the cover that gives it the finished look on the handle bars with the nacelle you need to change the risers to the heritage or fatboy risiers. on the fatboy BOY risiers you need to get the ones before they went to the bigger diameter bars a few years back, this pertains if your using the stock deluxe bars. if your using any other bars i have no knowledge
I am using 12" apes that I got from HCC.
How bad is it gonna look without that special riser clamp cover? At the moment I have aftermarket shorty risers on, so I don't really want to fork out for another set of risers and clamp cover unless I have to.
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