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Actually no, I don't have it but I caught my eye... I thing that worries me is that it says that "it is not compatible with rear lowering kits" this is one thing I just don't understand...
Any of you guys have an idea of why is this???
I was going for the replacement part a year ago, then suddenly Kuryakyn came up with this idea, which sounds like a great choice, but "not with rear lowering kits"??? hummmm....
Guess my age is showing. I can tell a cover when I look at 'em. Sorry guys, but this ol' fart thinks covers are cheesy. But that is just my opinion. Y'all can do whatever y'all want, and I'm pretty dang sure it won't matter to me. Plus there's plenty of y'all that probably wouldn't like my Sloptail.
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