Risers or House Insurance?
Road Warrior
Joined: Dec 2006
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From: Nebraska
Very honestly I am having a hard time understanding this question.
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Seasoned HDF Member
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From: Florida
risers or house insurance?
That's a good offer and I love the look of those apes. But, I don't like the way apes go with a fairing.
Road Master
Joined: Apr 2009
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From: Mebane, NC
Local HD dealer quoted me about $600 for risers and cable work. Roughly the same as my semi-annual house insurance payment. I have a fairing, yes, but I need the bars back and a little up. I'm getting a lot of shoulder and upper back pain. I may just buy them on ebay and do the work myself, like the above suggestion.
I'll send some pics....
I'll send some pics....
If your home is paid for you should have plenty of extra $$$
it is hard to believe that a grown man would ask this question. you have obligations. the motorcycle is not a necessity...it is a luxury. pay the insurance. get on the dave ramsey plan for financial peace. if your budget is this tight, maybe you should not have a motorcycle at all. JMO
Road Master
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From: Central CT
If you really can't decide just send a check out for both and who ever cashes there check 1st is what you get
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Road Captain
Joined: Jan 2010
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From: MI
Pay your home insurance. That's what I would do. It may not be exactly like you want it right now but I'll let you in on a little secret...It will never be exactly like you want it.
You can still ride your bike like it is and save for mods.
If something happens to your home could you and your family live in the bike?
You can still ride your bike like it is and save for mods.
If something happens to your home could you and your family live in the bike?
Road Master
Joined: Oct 2010
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From: California
it is hard to believe that a grown man would ask this question. you have obligations. the motorcycle is not a necessity...it is a luxury. pay the insurance. get on the dave ramsey plan for financial peace. if your budget is this tight, maybe you should not have a motorcycle at all. JMO