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Mines like Drews but black. Just takes a little getting use to. I don't think you'll regret it, well your wallet might!
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Living in New England, I've got lots of hills. Sitting at a red light, heading up hill, turning left is still a bitch. I find that because my foot is on and off the floor boards, shifting around while riding, I have a hard time gauging where the clutch will kick-in. Nothing scarier than thinking you're in 1st, letting the clutch out and find your shift wasn't positive enough and you're still in neutral. Almost droped the bike a couple of times! It is getting easier. I've only got about 400 miles on the setup.:icon_toast:
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Originally Posted by JakesDad1
(Post 8604020)
Living in New England, I've got lots of hills. Sitting at a red light, heading up hill, turning left is still a bitch. I find that because my foot is on and off the floor boards, shifting around while riding, I have a hard time gauging where the clutch will kick-in. Nothing scarier than thinking you're in 1st, letting the clutch out and find your shift wasn't positive enough and you're still in neutral. Almost droped the bike a couple of times! It is getting easier. I've only got about 400 miles on the setup.:icon_toast:
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Just for the record mine is real and so is Lundee's ;) If you're gonna put a jockey shifter just make it the real deal brah... Once you get used to it it's all good and two up it cake so no worries ;)
As far as feel goes I prefer a boot with soft rubber lugs it really helps. http://i699.photobucket.com/albums/v...9583-1-001.jpg |
http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:A...CWBVendEKQ58cQ
I have a friend who added a dummy to his beautiful nostalgic Fat Boy, but I can't find a picture that shows more detail on the mounting points. It would be awesome if you could make it look this good and work! |
Go for the real deal. Not as hard as you might think to get used to it...
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Originally Posted by matt816
(Post 8603235)
Seriously.............. a fake jockey shift? its a freggin road king, sit back, kick ur feet up and chill on that thing. fake jockey shift :icon_slap2:
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Originally Posted by story808
(Post 8604483)
Just for the record mine is real and so is Lundee's ;) If you're gonna put a jockey shifter just make it the real deal brah... Once you get used to it it's all good and two up it cake so no worries ;)
As far as feel goes I prefer a boot with soft rubber lugs it really helps. http://i699.photobucket.com/albums/v...9583-1-001.jpg Ok I already f'd the thread so DR V how much to put a hand jammer on a 93 Heritage? pm me so I can save up! Thanks! Best of luck to the op, I would go for the real thing(yeah I know what I posted before lol) I like shit that works. |
Just ride, if it's for looks not needed. It should function.
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Story..sorry i didnt clarify that Iwas just saying I liked the type of shifter you and Lundee have. It sems I will wait and do up the real thing...I will take donations guys...LOL
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