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Anyone know if there's any company out there that makes a kickstart kit that fits a 2010 Fatboy? I've poked around and couldn't find anything right off hand. Didn't know if anyone else has looked into this and found anything. Thanks...
Anyone know if there's any company out there that makes a kickstart kit that fits a 2010 Fatboy? I've poked around and couldn't find anything right off hand. Didn't know if anyone else has looked into this and found anything. Thanks...
Baker makes a kickstart kit for 06 and newer models but +1 on the having to convert it to carb. That carnk position sensor pretty much eliminates all possiblity I believe
This has been tried on the TC88's and it seems the problem is the kickstart can't spin the flywheel fast enough for the crank position sensor to do it's job, and initiate a firing impulse to the ECM and so on.
It's been discussed many a time on here...
I personally know someone that tried.... And Failed.....
I dunno...my battery is almost crap(time for a new one) and if she sits for a week, it turns over like there is glue in the crankcase...think; "small block chevy with WAY too much advance and a weak starter" and it still fires....
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