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Decided on 16" Wild 1's, going to be ordering from www.hillcountrycustomcycles.com/ as they have them for $191 which is the lowest I could find them.
Question is, I have a 2006 Softail FLSTN, and want to know what size cables I need to order and what cables exactly I need to order. I plan on ordering Magnum Chromelites.
I appreciate the help as always!
EDIT: Plan on using 1.5" Risers
Last edited by AirBoyzT; Mar 12, 2012 at 04:32 PM.
Personally I'd measure. I know Hill Country claims they can rope up any bike but I've seen a couple of guys that ordered from them where the cables are a bit long. Also, I've heard the customer service sucks. If you don't care about either of those two items, Hill Country is probably your best bet...
That's just two pennies from some old pissed off bastard.
Personally I'd measure. I know Hill Country claims they can rope up any bike but I've seen a couple of guys that ordered from them where the cables are a bit long. Also, I've heard the customer service sucks. If you don't care about either of those two items, Hill Country is probably your best bet...
That's just two pennies from some old pissed off bastard.
Yea that's just why I wanted to ask...I'm sure someone on here has a deluxe with 16" Wild 1's
I got a 94 FLSTN. I used 72" on the clutch, 52" on the brake line and 48" on throatle and idle cables. I have 16" chubbys wild 1's with the 1.5" risers.
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My two cents, hope this helps !!!!
I got a 94 FLSTN. I used 72" on the clutch, 52" on the brake line and 48" on throatle and idle cables. I have 16" chubbys wild 1's with the 1.5" risers.
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My two cents, hope this helps !!!!
you don't have the + rating do you? I didn't even see 52" brake lines
you don't have the + rating do you? I didn't even see 52" brake lines
No I don't. What I did when I install mine I just got a piece of rope and route it where I wanted them and messure each one, went to the dealer and order them like that, and that work for me.
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