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congrads and good luck with the deluxe an out standing bike in my opinion lends it self to go in many directions as you will see if you check the deluxe pics posted on the Forum
Congrats! Let me know how the lowering went through. I took mine to the dealer to get mine lowered but they told me that they can't lower the Deluxe model - their reason, the belt will rub on the opening.
Your dealer is wrong about the lowering a guy I know who has a deluxe has lowered his front and back at least one and a half inches and he has no problems. You cannot use the Harley lowering shocks because I thing they are already in the deluxe. The book said will lower all but the deluxe. I believe this guy used the ness lowering kit on the back and the Harley kit on the front
Your dealer is wrong about the lowering a guy I know who has a deluxe has lowered his front and back at least one and a half inches and he has no problems. You cannot use the Harley lowering shocks because I thing they are already in the deluxe. The book said will lower all but the deluxe. I believe this guy used the ness lowering kit on the back and the Harley kit on the front
I agree. Anyone who disrespects any others ride most likely has small ***** sydrome. It really is quite obvious as anyone who would dis somebody or their ride has a inferiority complex. My guess is if you dis any HD bike or rider, you likely have an extra small *****. Besides, usually a big mouth goes with a small dick. [8D]
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