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Hey,
Just bought a 2005 Springer Classic and I've got the itch to change it up a bit. Already purchased progressive's for the back, low down plate holder, new derby cover and removed the passenger seat and rack. I'd like to put on a set of either Hollywood or Speedster bars... Paughco makes them in two models. One for risers and another that says it only fits their front ends. Is there a way to get them to fit without risers?
Also, would like to dump the front lights, but was told I need to solder in some kind of resister to close the loop? Anyone done this?
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