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sup mang, kudos 4 doin it yerself
run the clutch cable down the downtube of frame(zip ties) then around bottom of frame(zip ties) into clutch hub. as far as takin up slak the brake line is an easy change
order a new one , sell the other one to someone on here youll sell it fast. great pics. keep em comin
sup mang, kudos 4 doin it yerself
run the clutch cable down the downtube of frame(zip ties) then around bottom of frame(zip ties) into clutch hub. as far as takin up slak the brake line is an easy change
order a new one , sell the other one to someone on here youll sell it fast. great pics. keep em comin
Yup, +1 on selling brake line. Just bite the $45 bullet.
Outstanding job and the bike looks great. I followed your thread because I am ordering up a set of 14 inch Wild One apes for my Fat Boy and was very interested in what I was getting into. Great thread.
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