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Bought an RSD tracker rear fender kit and got the rsd vintage solo that goes with it. I will post a thread after I am all done with all the step pictures for anyone who wants the step by step but here is a quick mock up nothing bolted to tightly and the seat just sitting on there for now. I am going to change the bolts for the struts attaching to frame and need to now buy lights and side mount plate and then of course paint.
Thanks I love the train except for the rear fender. Rsd tracker kit bolts right up and simple modification for the ecm and your in business for alot less than Heartland. The new fender makes the bike look even lower and makes the 200mm look bigger because the fender fits the tire better.
Last edited by 08Nighttrain; Apr 6, 2012 at 03:50 PM.
The bobtail sucks ***** IMO. But it is just that, my opinion. Oh... and seat springs on a softail are dumb. Again, just my opinion. That last one was out of nowhere but it just bothered me.
Now... that tracker kit is sick and the seat with it is just nuts! I love it. I like the look of the Heartland kit but RSD hooked it up with the Tracker. And that seat, by far, is the best seat I have seen on a softail. That's including the complete custom seats with all the designs and doodads on them.
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